Director, Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health
There's always hope, says Dr. Mark Pochapin, even in dire situations. To underline his point, he finishes his presentation by bringing a special guest to the stage.
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Comments
Louanne
Jun 12, 2010 — 01:13 PM
Go Mark Pochapin! You are the first person I have ever heard talk on this subject...who has not fought cancer in their own household. God Bless you. Continue this VOICE!
Todd
Sep 1, 2010 — 09:05 PM
This man is unlike any doctor i've ever met. He's a class act!
larry uptall
Oct 4, 2010 — 05:19 PM
Mark, a real human, a friend of humanity, thru and thru... love hearing your voice Mark, ... larry
Suzy
Oct 15, 2010 — 10:46 PM
How lucky are we all that Mark decided to be a doctor? You don't meet many people like Mark. You certainly don't meet many doctors like him.
Ebony
Feb 22, 2011 — 02:23 AM
Doctor Mark you are definitely a God send!!! May He bless and keep you and your family! I can only hope that more doctors will follow suite. My brother had cancer and his doctors were so blunt in telling me "your brother is dying, he doesn't have a lot of time left". I was the only one in the hospital with my brother at the time of this news and he said it in front of my brother which was in a comatose state at that point but still he wasn't dead. This doctor lacked any kind of people skills let alone the caring and sympathy genes were missing. Dr. Mark you are a breath of fresh of air. Keep up the great work. Thank you for being a real doctor...you are a trailblazer that others need to follow. This is how the medical field should be.