MSNBC
When Jerry Koh’s wife, Anne, was diagnosed with breast cancer in the spring of 2008, he was slammed by a wave of feelings.
“It was, ‘Why is this happening to us? Why do we have to go through this?’ ” Koh told me.
Most men have the same thoughts, but unlike many, Koh, 36, had a good idea of exactly what was about to happen to his wife — and to him — because he’s a Seattle-area physician, an internist.
“In one
respect, that was harder for me because I could see all the potential
things that could happen like chemo and radiation,” he said. So he knew
what the treatments could do to the couple’s relationship, including
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