Dr. Sarah Luckett-Gatopoulos is a Paediatric Emergency Physician in Hamilton and a general Emergency Physician in London. She studied Narrative Medicine at Columbia University. She likes animals, plants, and building extravagant mechanical keyboards. In this session of Grand Rounds, Dr. Luckett-Gatopoulos discusses two situations that she was a part of and how patients search for answers that may not be answered. Drawing on her own personal experiences, she explains why no news isn’t always good news, especially for patients seeking an explanation for symptoms that are bothersome, tiresome, or scary. Dr. Luckett-Gatopolous shares techniques from Narrative Medicine that cost nothing and take no extra time to help patients make sense of illness (or lack thereof), manage anxiety, and live their lives.