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It took years for Sundas Hashmi to tell her children about her terminal cancer diagnosis. This is how she handled it.
Essay | I Have Terminal Cancer. This Is How I Broke the News to My Children.
Young people usually know when something is wrong. Without parental guidance, they are left to worry and wonder on their own.
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July 24, 2025 at 9:52 PM
It took years for Sundas Hashmi to tell her children about her terminal cancer diagnosis. This is how she handled it.
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Guest column by Sundas Hashmi: Like most people in treatment for brain tumors in the United States, I’ve had to adapt to a mind that feels very different from the one I once knew.
Guest column | There’s a ticking time bomb in my head. I’m learning to live with it.
Like most people in treatment for brain tumors in the United States, I’ve had to adapt to a mind that feels very different from the one I once knew.
www.washingtonpost.com
August 11, 2024 at 7:47 PM
Guest column by Sundas Hashmi: Like most people in treatment for brain tumors in the United States, I’ve had to adapt to a mind that feels very different from the one I once knew.