I am still helping others: I do not jiàn sǐ bù jiù
Even as I hurt, I cannot neglect the suffering of other people.
Anxiety
If you missed it: my father, Dan Hogan is not a doctor
Despite not being a medical doctor, my dad, Dan Hogan, believes he knows more than all doctors who have treated me.
Survival status: less than one day of medicine
Good things, like restful sleep, happened recently, and I am still working hard. I will run out of medicine today, however.
Short, open letter to my dad, Dan Hogan
An open letter to my dad, Dan Hogan, asking him to reflect on the mistakes he made when he ignored my words in 2010 and 2011 because he is making the same mistakes again.
Survival status: still trying, but still fading
I have not “given up”, but I do know that I am near the end of my strength. I still spend every waking moment trying to change my life because my current life is not sustainable. I need a significant change–immediately.
Survival status: three weeks left–or less
The last few days have reaffirmed that–emotionally–I cannot survive like this anymore.
Thank you for a little more time
A chat conversation with a friend helped me in many ways, including averting the crisis of homelessness.
Survival status: I can have shelter or medicine or food, but only one
I am nearly out of money, and unless something changes, I will run out of medicine and be sleeping on the streets in a few days.
Am I still fighting the ARDC?
Cosmin asks, “Am I still fighting the ARDC?” I explain the status of the case and some possibilities for the future.
I am an “arrogant, egotistical, self-centered, pathetic asshole”
An email from a stranger, expressing common feelings about my situation.