How to use ChatGPT during cancer treatment: a real workflow
A practical guide to using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and similar tools during a medical event — to translate bloodwork, draft hard family conversations, prep questions for appointments, and keep your appointment schedule from collapsing. With explicit caveats about what they can’t do.
The financial side of medical recovery (the part nobody warns you about)
Surgeons explain the procedure. Nurses explain the recovery. Almost nobody explains the bills, the time off, the insurance phone calls, or the financial-aid orgs that will quietly cover what your insurance won’t. The practical guide we wish someone had handed every customer.
The labor & delivery hospital bag that no Pinterest post gets right
Most labor-bag lists are written by people selling baby products. This one is written from the patient’s side — what real OB-GYNs, doulas, and hundreds of postpartum women keep coming back to. The short list, the things to skip, and the gown question nobody answers honestly.
What to wear to an IV infusion: a complete comfort guide that isn’t about cancer
Most adaptive-wear writing assumes you are being treated for cancer. Roughly half the people sitting in infusion chairs in the US are not. They are managing MS, Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, iron deficiency, immunoglobulin deficiency, or simply getting an IV vitami…
