It's funny that we have a similar approach to our cancer. When I was first given my diagnosis in 8/22, I was fascinated with the science behind it. Just like a student in school, my curiosity took over. I let the teacher, the doctor, teach. He knows more than I do. As a student, I asked questions and took diligent notes. The teacher drew pictures that I still have today. Like you, I have the ability to learn objectively as if it is someone else's body. I go home and do what the teacher told me to do. I approach every appointment the same way. Do my homework, but let the teachers... now the multiple members of my care team, teach first. I have found most of my questions get answered. My favorite question is still the same. Forget that I am your patient. Think of me as your student. What should I focus on learning that would make me the best doctor treating someone in my position? I shut up, listen, take notes, then study that. Thanks Pavlina again for sharing. I love learning with and from you.