Jae L. Ross, Assistant Attending Psychologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“A recent conversation with a patient reminded me of an earlier essay published in my LinkedIn newsletter. It’s a reflection worth revisiting.
‘I thought it would all be over. But it’s not.’
This is what many people tell me in the months after active cancer treatment ends.
The bell has rung. The world has moved on. And they’re standing somewhere unexpected, still finding their way.
This reflection is about the space that opens after the bell – what continues, what changes, and the question worth sitting with when you’re standing in the open.
You can read the reflection here.”
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