BY FROMA HARROP I write you from the infusion room at a community hospital. I’m here not as a patient but as a driver and companion of an elderly friend being treated for cancer. Right now, he’s attached to a chemo bag and snoozing. Let me share some observations. First off, this is not the depressing scene many imagine it to be. Some patients here won’t last long, but others will live many years. Medical […]
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