I'm sorry to hear about your friend. I have come to a point where I approach the sign of cancer as a curiosity for academic reasons compared to thinking there's a person that is going to read the report at the end of the day. It makes work bearable. Just this other time recently the patient I'm following up finally received confirmation on the stains requested as to his tumor status. He doesn't have much time to live and I'm probably better off not seeing a sad reaction in his face when he reads the report.
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