Prix de conférence à la mémoire de Helene Hudson 2002 : Conversations thérapeutiques face à un cancer persistant ou récidivant

Carole Robinson

Abstract


C’est un grand honneur pour moi que d’avoir été choisie pour présenter la conférence en mémoire de Helene Hudson dans le cadre de la 14e Conférence annuelle de l’ACIO. Je crois que c’est particulièrement significatif que je le fasse à Winnipeg, la ville natale de Helene et que j’ai la chance de pouvoir le faire devant certaines de ses anciennes collègues et amies. J’ai rencontré quelques-unes d’entre elles et j’ai senti la présence spirituelle de Helene en écoutant leurs récits sur le dévouement avec lequel elle s’appliquait à faire une différence dans la vie des patients atteints de cancer, sur sa compassion, son sens de l’humour et sa joie de vivre d’ensemble. C’est donc en sa mémoire que j’aimerais commencer ma présentation sur les conversations thérapeutiques face à un cancer persistant ou récidivant.


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