I am in here.
I am playing some Brian Eno music to drown out the television that I woke up to. It was evidently on all night. That’s something I used to do at the hospital — leaving the TV on all the time. Its inanity would help me drift off to sleep, both at the time I wanted … Continue reading To drown it out
Looking through your old medicines to throw out the unnecessary ones is quite an undertaking after a bout of cancer. I kept a good few — all of the pain medications, and all of the anti-nausea medications. How can we use the metadata of my prescriptions to find out how my recovery has been? Let’s … Continue reading My own metadata
This link is for all of my fellow English majors! Bloomsday – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bloomsday is a commemoration observed annually on 16 June in Dublin and elsewhere to celebrate the life of Irish writer James Joyce and relive the events in his novel Ulysses, all of which took place on the same day … Continue reading Happy Bloomsday
Yesterday, I went through a last test: CT-scan with contrast, of my chest and abdomen. This was also the first test that I had taken, even before I met my oncologist. There’s nothing wrong with me now, which is rather why they did the test now. They want a new baseline normal for me. No … Continue reading The day of testing
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