The blog was created by Itzhak Brook MD a physician and a laryngectomee. Dr. Brook is a Professor of Pediatrics at Georgetown University. The blog contains information about head and neck cancer, life as a laryngectomee, and manuscripts and videos about Dr. Brook's personal experience as a patient with throat cancer.
"My Voice"
Order a paperback or Kindle Edition or e-book of "My Voice: A Physician's Personal Experience with Throat Cancer," the complete 282 page story of Dr. Brook's diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from throat cancer.
Order a paperback or Kindle Edition or e-book of "The Laryngectomee Guide," the 170 page practical guide for laryngectomees.
A presentation on Fox News on Dr Brook's story as a physician who is a throat cancer survivor
A TV presentation about Dr Brook's challengesofreturning to work as a pediatrician after losing hisvocal cordswasshown onWashington DC channel5Fox News on February 11.
Thank you so much for the link! I was upset that I was going to miss it in real time. I had hoped that perhaps, I would be able to hunt it up somewhere on the net, to view.
How great to see you, and what a beautiful family you have been blessed with. How wonderful that you work with children, and you use your skills, compassion and knowledge to treat them.
You are an incredible model of strength, courage and the ability of the human spirit to forge on through adversity. You may speak in a whisper, but your words are heard around the world. Thank you again for providing the link.
Thank you so much for the link! I was upset that I was going to miss it in real time. I had hoped that perhaps, I would be able to hunt it up somewhere on the net, to view.
ReplyDeleteHow great to see you, and what a beautiful family you have been blessed with. How wonderful that you work with children, and you use your skills, compassion and knowledge to treat them.
You are an incredible model of strength, courage and the ability of the human spirit to forge on through adversity. You may speak in a whisper, but your words are heard around the world. Thank you again for providing the link.