Brenda Denzler

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Brenda Denzler bdenzlerster{at}gmail.com Brenda Denzler describes how earlier traumatic experiences of medical treatment continue to have an impact to this day I was only 5 years old when I had my first big encounter with the medical profession. I always had clear, though fragmented, memories of what happened, but none of how I felt about it. I remember being forcibly restrained for a lifesaving procedure and being isolated for six weeks in a hospital room.

Advance Directives by Brenda Denzler • May 8, 2019 • 0 Comments Editor’s note: EngagingPatients.org has published posts recently that share a focus on advance directives for end-of-life care. With deeply personal choices, advance directives involve patients and family members—as well as readers—in a wide range of concerns, touching on many topics in patient engagement. In this post, Brenda Denzler reflects on end-of-life choices and the experiences of other breast cancer patients.