This has been a journey of love for me. I grew up in southwest iowa in a very rural part of the state and the perseverance, the dedication, the hard work my parents taught me really has carried me through so many different challenges in my lifetime, opportunities in my lifetime and i wanted to tell a story that could be uplifting certainly. People will face challenges through their lifetime, but we all should understand those challenges dont necessarily have to define us. Im just blessed to live in the great United States of america and to have these opportunities presented to me and that is what i hope to share in the story with other people. Host the book is relatively revealing and we will go through some of those things you thought was that tough to expose your self like that . Guest it was. It was very hard. I went through a number of challenges in my lifetime. I was raped when i was a young woman with my first boyfriend and really suffered from that, but then moving on, going thr
Returning to the table. Norton smith, and karl anthony. Tonight, we will start our program with some film. This is the first time that a president and first lady have ever been captured on film in the United States. This rare footage is of president mckinley and mrs. Mckinley arriving on stage at the pan American Exposition in buffalo new york on september 5th, 1901. The data significant because the very next day, the president would be killed by an assassins bullet. Lets look at the footage. What was it about this exhibition that attracted the president want to go in the first place . It was the worlds fair that cannot have been better time. It was a celebration and some waves of americas new place in the world. And the mckinley presidency was surprising in many ways. Mckinley had been identified throughout his political career through protectionism. He would be the president who took the country on to the world stage next to hawaii in 1898. Fought the spanish american war. From a rep
Dr. Raza to bring the patient back front and center into every conversation about cancer. To look at everything we are doing in the cancer paradigm through the prism of human anguish. And let everyone see what are the human costs of pursuing cancers to the last. Susan your book readers will find an interesting mix. It has poetry, patients stories and a lot of technical and clinical analysis in it. What were you thinking . Who is your intended audience . Dr. Raza it was not so much the audience but the way i was trying to tell the story. First, i was only going to write about my patients with nothing personal but once i told the stories in deep, granular detail, i felt dishonest holding back my own. Somehow, there was a level of insincerity in going into the depths and profundity of patients feelings and anguish of families without talking about my own. And then i started thinking about my own. Susan what does poetry do for you . Dr. Raza yes, i felt a cleavage in my mind as if my brain
Challenging times. Susan dr. Azra raza, you have a new book out called the new cell. What is the message . Dr. Raza the message is Early Detection and prevention of cancer way before it becomes the monstrosity that has been a stigma for centuries. Susan if you had a goal with this book, what would that goal be . Dr. Raza to bring the patient back front and center into every conversation about cancer. To look at everything we are doing in the cancer paradigm through the prism of human anguish. And let everyone see what are the human costs of pursuing cancers to the last. Susan your book readers will find an interesting mix. It has poetry, patients stories and a lot of technical and clinical analysis in it. What were you thinking . Who is your intended audience . Dr. Raza it was not so much the audience but the way i was trying to tell the story. First, i was only going to write about my patients with nothing personal but once i told the stories in deep, granular detail, i felt dishonest
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