ABOUT CANCER GUIDANCE CENTER-KAPA3 Our goal at (K3) the Guidance Centre for cancer patients is to assist every person in all aspects of their disease and to improve living conditions by providing any necessary assistance and service for both the patient and their families. With an open and honourable approach.
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“Illness is the dark side of life, the most unbearable citizenship. Each of us is born with a double citizenship: in the realm of the healthy and in that of the unhealthy. Although we all prefer to use only the passport of the healthy, sooner or later we will be obliged, even if only for a short time, to recognize ourselves as citizens of that other place.”
Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag is one of the greatest American intellectuals of the 20th century. She herself knew this other place well, the hostile, difficult place, as she had passed through it twice before defeating it in 2004.
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