> Besides, having a tumor during the pandemic is particularly unfortunate as the standard of care has degraded mostly everywhere. Same here... I lost my dad to

> Besides, having a tumor during the pandemic is particularly unfortunate as the standard of care has degraded mostly everywhere. Same here... I lost my dad to cancer at the height of the first lockdown, and it was really painful to overhear the oncologists that were treating him holding passionate conversations about covid and nothing else. The nurses were obviously overworked and did nothing else than provide morphine. Cannot complain about the professionalism of the care he received, given the circumstances. But I feel that I could have spend a few weeks more with him if he had fallen ill at a different time.