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Refugee At Home

noses

On Monday I had a small patch of skin cancer removed from the bridge of my nose. It sounds like a big deal, but it wasn’t. The procedure itself felt no worse than having an earlobe pierced: There was only a quick, surprising burn as the doctor applied a local anesthetic, but the actual procedure […]

Filed Under: Politics & Society, Pop Culture Tagged With: basal cell carcinoma, cancer, doctors, modern medicine, music, narcotics, refugee, refugees, sitcoms, skin, Tom Petty, Top 40

A Toast to Cancer

Nose toast

A small, red wound—no bigger than a poppy seed—appeared mysteriously on the bridge of my nose a few months ago. At first it sat there quietly and behaved itself, and I assumed the strange bump would heal steadily and vanish as furtively as it had arrived. Only it didn’t, and pretty soon it started to […]

Filed Under: Politics & Society Tagged With: basal cell carcinoma, cancer, doctors, health care, medical care, modern medicine, skin

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