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Keith Roberts recently published the book 鈥淢eaning Making with Malignancy: A Theologically Trained Sociologist Reflects on Living Meaningfully with Cancer.鈥�

In some of these essays, Roberts focused on advice to people who have a chronically ill friend, such as the chapter, 鈥淎wkward! What to Say (or NOT Say) to Friends with a Life-threatening Disease.鈥� Other chapters are directed to the ill person, such as the essay 鈥淧lanning for the Future When 鈥楶lanning the Future鈥� Feels like an Oxymoron.鈥� The reflections are sometimes informed by philosophical or theological analyses and sometimes by a sociological lens.