The Person Behind the Patient Advocate
Daniel G. Garza was already thinking about making a video on the drive home from his anal cancer diagnosis.
He had spent years speaking publicly about living with HIV. Sharing what was happening to him was familiar territory. So when he received another diagnosis, he went straight to what he knew: telling people about it.
He recorded 30 days of videos in English and Spanish. Some captured good days. Others showed tears, fear, and what he described as “ugly crying.” People reached out to say those videos helped them understand their own diagnosis or what someone they loved was experiencing…
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