Dr. Shirly Grynberg Reviews
Patient Experience
At 82, I thought my pancreatic cancer diagnosis was a death sentence, but Dr. Grynberg's targeted immunotherapy approach gave me two extra years with my grandchildren. She never talked down to me and explained everything in plain language, even drawing diagrams on my chart.
Our 6-year-old daughter's leukemia treatment was terrifying, but Dr. Grynberg made her feel like a superhero. She created a 'cancer-fighting shield' story for each treatment and always knelt to eye level when speaking to her. We're now one year cancer-free!
Rushed to Sheba with acute myeloid leukemia complications, I was fading fast. Dr. Grynberg coordinated an emergency stem cell transplant team at 2 AM and stayed through the entire procedure. Her decisive action literally saved my life that night.
For my quarterly lymphoma follow-up, Dr. Grynberg noticed subtle changes in my bloodwork others might have missed. Her proactive approach caught a recurrence early - she's incredibly thorough even during routine visits.
My rare sarcoma required a complex multi-organ resection that three other oncologists refused. Dr. Grynberg spent weeks planning the 14-hour surgery and personally called my family with updates every two hours. Five years later, I'm still here.
As a young adult with testicular cancer, I was embarrassed and scared. Dr. Grynberg discussed fertility preservation before even mentioning treatment options. Her compassion for my future beyond cancer meant everything.
Dr. Grynberg managed my mother's palliative care with such dignity. She never gave false hope but always emphasized quality of life. Her honesty paired with genuine warmth made the hardest time more bearable.
During my breast cancer radiation, Dr. Grynberg noticed I was struggling emotionally and connected me with a support group specifically for young professionals. She treats the whole person, not just the disease.
My immunotherapy caused severe side effects that landed me in ICU. Dr. Grynberg modified my treatment plan overnight, personally monitoring my vitals for 48 hours. Her dedication goes far beyond clinic hours.
As a truck driver with limited Hebrew, I struggled to understand my prostate cancer treatment. Dr. Grynberg arranged for a Russian translator and created simplified visual instructions I could take on the road.
After my bone marrow transplant, Dr. Grynberg visited daily even on weekends. She remembered small details about my family and always asked about my daughter's soccer games - making me feel human, not just a patient.
Dr. Grynberg coordinated my rare cancer treatment across three departments, personally walking me between appointments when I was too weak to navigate the large hospital. She's the definition of patient advocacy.
During COVID lockdowns, Dr. Grynberg conducted virtual visits from her home office, once taking my call at 10 PM when I had severe anxiety about my chemotherapy. Her commitment knows no boundaries.
