maladaptive daydreaming: a poetic prose piece
Sometimes, I like to stop in my tracks and mourn the loss I faced when you faded. I listen to the songs you brainwashed me into associating with the highest, falsest hopes; then, I allow myself to bask in the harsh reality that there isn’t always a justifiable reason to stay faithful. I like to read my old journals and soak up the foul-mouthed, facetious, willfully ignorant coping mechanisms hidden between the blue-grey lines. I find a sickening amount of joy in revisiting th
Jan 8, 2018
in between: a follow up
Before I went into the hospital last week, I had this awful feeling that this long awaited stay would end up in another team of doctors...
Aug 16, 2017


gaslit: a discussion on medical malpractice
Generally speaking, the world has almost no grasp on any illness other than a cold. It’s no more than a concept to most. I don’t know...
May 14, 2017
mobility
I had to start walking with a cane when I was 12. At home, I didn't mind it. But every time I had to walk through my front door and go...
Apr 3, 2017
hide & seek
There’s this greek mythology thing about a girl named Cassandra. She had a gift- the gift to predict the future, namely disasters....
Mar 23, 2017
