Psychiatrist Lawrence LeShan began working with cancer patients in the 1950’s in New York City. He concluded that the traditional psychotherapeutic technique of asking what is wrong, what caused it, and how can it be fixed might not be the best approach for people facing life-threatening illness. Instead he asked the patients what is right with you? What makes you feel most fully alive? LeShan also asked, “What is your song? What do you want to do with your remaining time?” For many people, the answers often lie in the creative realm. Recently Fred Dusel [terminally ill cancer patient] was asked a very similar question by his longtime friend Nashville entrepreneur and healthcare guru Michael Burcham. The question Burcham asked: “What
