When I was diagnosed with cancer, the doctor who referred me to my oncologist told me that the O would give me several treatment options, and to choose whichever felt best... there's no meaningful difference in outcomes between A, B, and C. The only mistake would be to do nothing or to listen to the woo people who think X, Y, or Z is the answer. I chose B and look at me, still hear 10 years later. Others who I met along the way? Well, some of those are long gone.

When I was diagnosed with cancer, the doctor who referred me to my oncologist told me that the O would give me several treatment options, and to choose whichever felt best... there's no meaningful difference in outcomes between A, B, and C. The only mistake would be to do nothing or to listen to the woo people who think X, Y, or Z is the answer. I chose B and look at me, still hear 10 years later. Others who I met along the way? Well, some of them are long gone.