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Rainer, J.P. (2024, March 4). Better ways to talk with someone living with cancer. Nextavenue.org.
Rainer J.P. (2024, June 18 - 28). Public talk about private matters: men and prostate cancer. Nextavenue.org.
- Isn’t this too personal? My prostate cancer diagnosis. June 11
- Treatment options for prostate cancer and what I chose. June 14
- ‘Manopause’ and the lack of gumptions: my prostate cancer treatment. June 18
- Superman’s gone: vulnerability and cancer treatment. June 21
- Coming back to life: finding vitality and new meaning. June 25
- Men don’t want to talk about cancer. June 28
Rainer, J.P. (2023, September 12). Reclaiming an unproductive day. Nextavenue.org.
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Rainer, J.P. (2020, September 15). How to adjust to the ongoing stress of the pandemic. Nextavenue.org.
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Rainer, J.P. (2019). Advent meditations. A journey to Christmas. Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross Press, Tryon, North Carolina.
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