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   <title>Cancer: A Journey</title>
   <author>TILLMAN NECHTMAN, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY</author>
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   <description>BY TILLMAN NECHTMAN, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY | In her memoir, Jaouad grapples with this same lament, namely the truth that only the profoundly sick can fully appreciate the comparative value of genuine healthiness.  She’s not unlike Moses after he comes down from Mount Sinai.  In receiving the Ten Commandments, he’s come too close to the face of Eternity.   It’s an exposure that’s changed him and left him radiant with a deeper wisdom. Jaouad is similarly radiant.</description>
   <pubDate>Fri, 05 Jul 2024 14:18:03 -0800</pubDate>
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