by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Sep 26, 2023 | Articles, Blog, Cancer Related, leukemia, Mental health
So much of how I view the world has to do with how to be a good person; what does that even mean? A few things come to mind. Having a set of values and priorities that are in line with helping the world. Living and taking actions that are in harmony with those values....
by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Sep 18, 2023 | Articles, Blog, Cancer Related, leukemia
#13 Recalculating For decades Paul and I have brought together an ever-lovely group of friends and family on our backyard Mt Pollux for Rosh Hashanah. This year it felt important to continue our tradition. I wasn’t feeling 100%, but had so many people help with all...
by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Sep 15, 2023 | Articles, Blog, leukemia, Mental health
As someone who has lived my life in the driver’s seat, it’s not easy being a passenger. As someone who has been the proverbial giver, it’s not easy being the receiver. As someone who has nurtured a career as a healer, it’s hard to be the patient. Of course, no one has...
by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Sep 13, 2023 | Articles, Blog, Cancer Related, leukemia, Mental Health
We leave Amherst at 8 am for a day of appts at MGH in Boston Wednesday. Slated for bloodwork, a conversation with the clinical trial nurses, meeting with the PA, and a PICC line dressing cleaning (which I immediately reframe as a spa experience! Ah the cool cleansers...
by Dr. Amy Rothenberg | Sep 8, 2023 | Articles, Blog, Cancer Related, leukemia, Mental health, Recipes
We drive part way to Boston before answering a call that in fact, they do not have a bed for me. When we return home to our bonus day, we think together, what shall we do? We harvest our overflowing patch of tomatoes and Paul makes his famous slow-cooked-with...
