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The first weird dream:

  • Jun. 9th, 2009 at 12:23 AM

I had this dream whilst in Las Vegas. I was there with my parents and sharing a room with fortunately or unfortunately my mother, father, brother, niece, and nephew. Sleep was like the smell of the room smoky stinky hot. I had to leave and to get outside to get air. I walked through the Casino (Imperial Palace) which is creepy and small but once I get out into the sunlight.

Once I crossed the street to go to the bus stop to visit my friend Sammi in the south strip I was greeted by a bus but unfortunately it was a large bus version of Bette Midler. I got in she winked at us waiting. I paid and we flew to everywhere anyone needed to go in Vegas. So I’m freaked out cause I was ok and flew in a Bette Midler (a giant Bette Midler) “bus” and that was the end of the dream. What does that all mean?

omg it's been a pretty crappy little week

  • Apr. 11th, 2009 at 8:08 AM

This week has been really long and I'm glad it's the weekend so I can wind down. I've had things tossed at me from left and right the whole week other then my regular duties and since I work in communications/marketing and am the lowest on the totem pole I get to do menial things and very technical things in the same day. It's been trying and everything this week makes me feel stupid including my dyslexia. Back and forth I feel like I'm making mistakes (which I am ) but I can't see my mistakes which in the long run is worse off. Spell check cannot check my things if I spell another word instead of the one that I meant. Sigh I feel like a moron half the time and the other half I feel overwhelmed with work. Coupled with the fact that I am not paid enough it makes for a volatile situation. I know also that I do a good job on certain things and I'm never told so and that's really demoralizing they just ok and leave it be. this juggling cannot go on forever I feel like I need to just leave. I only now got a new computer for video editing and I am very grateful since it is so much faster and more reliable.

I think I have to break up with my bf not because I don't like him but it seems like I don't have enough time for him and he told me so. I really do like him alot and I don't want work to interfere. Sigh my whole life is work now since I can't drink and I can't really go out and my friiends are spread out.

The one glimmer of hope is that Ford and the Fiesta movement is giving me a car I have to pick it up in venice then be driven to bumfuck no where and pick it up on a closed racetrack which is fun. Then drive it home and commence my regular living.

I won a freaking car

  • Apr. 4th, 2009 at 4:38 PM

So if you all didn't know if you're not connected to my other social media things. I won a prototype car in a contest for 6 months. You can see it here :

So basically I have a mission there are 1000 missions for the 100 people who win and I am one of them. I feel like I was mistaken but I am so excited to get a car even if it is stick. I'm just I'm still shocked I won and I look forward to doing this. I hope that the other agents as we are called are just as excited. I want to thank Ford as well for picking me it was a great thing to bring together the community to see the different perspectives and persona's that are out there on youtube.

Beautiful day and it's hot

  • Mar. 18th, 2009 at 2:05 PM

So my hip hurts today and I'm not sure why I'm hurting though my other side of the hips is sooo much better. I dunno. I hate this feeling but I dunno again what to do. the weather is so glorious and I wishI could do something esles as I watch a coffee bean worker read off a script and other people writing things while others look at models. what a strange world that we live in that I see these things all the time so different from my work just outside
my window. who knows.

Ry Ry

The way that it is in a coffee shop

  • Mar. 16th, 2009 at 6:06 PM

It's kinda fun to be in a coffee shop with very loud people who are trying to get a sewat too and it's fun to see all the cute people areound though I wish I had access to a plug but alas there aren't really alot. I want to find a cafe with a plug spot that I can deal with. But again life goes again I wonder if i go to the pharmacy or the out of the closet I will find someone or something to do. I guess I only have an hour of use and that's enough because I should probably go home. However this is the real reason that I bought this ultra portable small insanely so.

I guess I should tell you all about my day. Introspective and strange as it was. I know that I am the person here first and the person who leaves last and it's annoying most times but oh well. I'm not going to say that the other people work less they just work differently. I don't mind until they are gone and I have to be asked to change the website without any real knowlage to do so. It's not that I'm completely in the dark but it was differnt today and I was able to change teh links and do what I needed to do eventually without real problem. The only time I get freaked out is when I say that I can do something and then find out I don't have the computer tools to actually finish the job and I have to jockey for people to figuire out what to do since I can't really do it.

There is something really calming about doing something that was sooo ingrained and so normal when I was in college again. It's calming which allows me to people watch and stare without being guilty and well voyeuristic. I should get an HIV test.

I almost died again

  • Mar. 8th, 2009 at 1:36 AM

So this year has been really quite trying on me. If you all didn't know I almost died from cancer and in the last few days I almost died of a food allergy to the point where I passed out on my kitchen floor moments after I shot myself with epinephrine. The feeling that you were about to die is always well strange to say the least. Life is put into perspective really fast and you realize the priorities you set for yourself are strange. I don't know how to explain it but things that effect your life and the way that you live make perspective warped.

I'm not sure what else to say about it but I need to travel while I can and I need to enjoy life as I can asap. I'm not dying soon but that was closer then what I was expecting. the fact that I could get run over by an errant car or an illness just well spooks a person. I need to take a hike I need to hang out with friends and I need to do things that are for me and I know that sounds really quite selfish but I do. So if you are in my life or even just on my internet life tell me what should I do? If you knew you were going to die what would you do?
Thanks

BMS Pulls AIDS Diarrhea Ad Campaign

  • Mar. 4th, 2009 at 1:04 PM

http://www.aidshealth.org/news/press-releases/bms-pulls-aids-diarrhea-ad.html

Drug giant Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) appears to have pulled a controversial print advertising campaign focusing on diarrhea in HIV/AIDS patients that critics say was designed to mislead and frighten patients in an attempt to recruit them away from other manufacturer’s HIV/AIDS drugs to BMS’ own similar medications. BMS’ move comes on the heels of the publication of a parody of the ad criticizing Bristol-Myers Squibb’s AIDS drug advertising tactics that was created by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) (http://www.aidshealth.org), the largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization in the US. AHF’s parody has been published in some of the same media outlets where BMS’ original AIDS diarrhea ad campaign ran.

The original BMS ad features a full page image of a toilet piled high with magazines with the ominous headline, “Living with HIV doesn’t mean you have to live here.” The BMS ad also encourages patients to, “Ask your doctor if there are HIV medications with a low risk of diarrhea.”

In its parody, AHF lampoons BMS’ misleading and fear-based patient recruitment advertisement that has been running in targeted gay and AIDS-related press outlets nationwide. AHF’s parody uses the original BMS ad as a template with a ‘black box’ warning superimposed over the top right corner of the ad with a clear notation that the parody is, “A public service announcement from AIDS Healthcare Foundation.” AHF’s public service announcement plays off the BMS ad’s diarrhea-themed headline by adding the blunt sub-headline, “We don’t give a crap how you live as long as you buy our drug!”

“Bristol-Myers Squibb’s ad is a blatant attempt to scare and mislead patients and interfere in the doctor/patient relationship in an attempt to intimidate patients into switching to BMS’ own HIV/AIDS drugs,” said Michael Weinstein, President of AIDS Healthcare Foundation. “AHF opposes such deceptive so-called ‘help-seeking’ advertising tactics and we will continue to educate HIV/AIDS patients to the manipulative, fear-based patient recruitment tactics that BMS is using.”

“This BMS ad campaign injects confusion and profit motives into medical decisions that should be made based solely on one’s medical needs and through conversations and collaboration between health care providers and their patients,” said Homayoon Khanlou, MD, Chief of Medicine/US for AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

“We tweaked and spoofed the BMS ad so that it became a thought-provoking parody exposing the scare tactics used by BMS,” added AHF’s Weinstein. “We are glad that BMS has pulled its ad and hope our parody also serves as a catalyst to raise awareness about other questionable advertising tactics the drug industry employs to increase its profit margins.”
• To view an image of the original BMS AIDS diarrhea ad AHF’s parody spoofing BMS, please visit: www.aidshealth.org

About AHF: AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is the nation’s largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization. AHF currently provides medical care and/or services to more than 96,000 individuals in 21 countries worldwide in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and Asia.

BMS Pulls AIDS Diarrhea Ad Campaign

  • Mar. 2nd, 2009 at 9:45 AM

http://www.aidshealth.org/news/press-releases/bms-pulls-aids-diarrhea-ad.html



US’ Largest AIDS Group Blasted Drug Giant With Parody Lampooning Company’s “Living with HIV Doesn’t Mean You Have to Live Here” Toilet-themed Ad Campaign; AHF’s Parody Added the Headline, “We Don’t Give a Crap How You Live as Long as You Buy Our Drug!”

AHF’s Paid Print Public Service Announcement Warns Patients about Bristol-Myers Squibb’s Misleading and Fear-based Campaign to Recruit Patients to its Own HIV Medications

By: AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Los Angeles, CA - February 27, 2009

Drug giant Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) appears to have pulled a controversial print advertising campaign focusing on diarrhea in HIV/AIDS patients that critics say was designed to mislead and frighten patients in an attempt to recruit them away from other manufacturer’s HIV/AIDS drugs to BMS’ own similar medications. BMS’ move comes on the heels of the publication of a parody of the ad criticizing Bristol-Myers Squibb’s AIDS drug advertising tactics that was created by AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) (http://www.aidshealth.org), the largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization in the US. AHF’s parody has been published in some of the same media outlets where BMS’ original AIDS diarrhea ad campaign ran.

The original BMS ad features a full page image of a toilet piled high with magazines with the ominous headline, “Living with HIV doesn’t mean you have to live here.” The BMS ad also encourages patients to, “Ask your doctor if there are HIV medications with a low risk of diarrhea.”

In its parody, AHF lampoons BMS’ misleading and fear-based patient recruitment advertisement that has been running in targeted gay and AIDS-related press outlets nationwide. AHF’s parody uses the original BMS ad as a template with a ‘black box’ warning superimposed over the top right corner of the ad with a clear notation that the parody is, “A public service announcement from AIDS Healthcare Foundation.” AHF’s public service announcement plays off the BMS ad’s diarrhea-themed headline by adding the blunt sub-headline, “We don’t give a crap how you live as long as you buy our drug!”

“Bristol-Myers Squibb’s ad is a blatant attempt to scare and mislead patients and interfere in the doctor/patient relationship in an attempt to intimidate patients into switching to BMS’ own HIV/AIDS drugs,” said Michael Weinstein, President of AIDS Healthcare Foundation. “AHF opposes such deceptive so-called ‘help-seeking’ advertising tactics and we will continue to educate HIV/AIDS patients to the manipulative, fear-based patient recruitment tactics that BMS is using.”

“This BMS ad campaign injects confusion and profit motives into medical decisions that should be made based solely on one’s medical needs and through conversations and collaboration between health care providers and their patients,” said Homayoon Khanlou, MD, Chief of Medicine/US for AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

“We tweaked and spoofed the BMS ad so that it became a thought-provoking parody exposing the scare tactics used by BMS,” added AHF’s Weinstein. “We are glad that BMS has pulled its ad and hope our parody also serves as a catalyst to raise awareness about other questionable advertising tactics the drug industry employs to increase its profit margins.”
• To view an image of the original BMS AIDS diarrhea ad AHF’s parody spoofing BMS, please visit: www.aidshealth.org

About AHF: AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is the nation’s largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization. AHF currently provides medical care and/or services to more than 96,000 individuals in 21 countries worldwide in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and Asia.

sigh

  • Feb. 20th, 2009 at 1:23 AM

So this is from my phone and i havent posted for a while iguess ill jus tkeep this short oh wells

Stupid fights

  • Jan. 1st, 2009 at 10:14 AM

So I'm at my parents house I don't want to call it home because honestly this hasn't been home for me for a long time. My mom who was trying to give me a hard time about going to church seemingly just disowned me over it . Granted it is her wedding anniversary I still don't care. She said this was important for her but where was she when I needed those people there for the important days? The days of glory when I won a state championship or the days of shame when I told them before I went to college that I was raped and they told me that I was making it up? That was even remembered by my absent minded brothers. Or the day I was in a coma for a week they called you they told me but was not able to leave message or you hung up on them. How about the days that I was alone and hungry and cold while you didn't care. You never as a child told me you loved me or hugged me or anything and I could care less if you write me out of your will you never cared until you realized you were wrong. I don't care anymore your threats and your invocations of your rightness I now know I am not the crazy one you are people who have only hurt me who only care about money without any interest in your actual children. I leave and if I don't care then finewith me. Life goes on People live and die and I've learned not to seek love where love isn't. I would someday like my family to be supportive but it's not coming anytime soon. In fact I should not have come back here ever.

http://www.aidshealth.org/news/press-releases/sierra-leone-aids-director.html

Sierra Leone AIDS Director Praises AHF for “One Million Tests/World AIDS Day 2008” Campaign

“Letter of Appreciation” from Director of National HIV/AIDS Council and Secretariat Acknowledges Successful Collaboration Which Resulted in 23,063 People Being Tested for HIV in Sierra Leone in the Week Leading Up to December 1, 2008

By: AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Los Angeles, Ca - December 19, 2008

AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is proud to announce that it has received a “Letter of Appreciation” from the government of Sierra Leone expressing gratitude for AHF’s partnership in the recent “One Million Tests/World AIDS Day 2008” campaign. The worldwide campaign spearheaded by AHF, brought together 1000 global partners in 72 countries, including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local and national governments, international relief agencies, faith-based organizations and civil society in a collaborative effort to conduct free HIV tests to one million people around the global in observance of World AIDS Day 2008.

Having made a commitment to provide 20,000 free HIV tests to its citizenry as part of the campaign, Sierra Leone’s National HIV/AIDS Council and Secretariat exceeded that goal by conducting 23,063 HIV tests in twelve districts in the week leading up to World AIDS Day, November 26th to December 1st 2008. In a remarkable collaboration between the government, non-profit and private sectors, these tests were conducted in part due to a successful partnership with Inverness Medical Innovations, Inc. who generously donated 10,000 “Determine” HIV tests, half of the total provided to the government of Sierra Leone. Funding for the additional 10,000 tests was provided by AHF.

In the letter, Dr. Brima Kargbo, MD, MPH, Director of the National HIV/AIDS Council and Secretariat, states: “I am pleased to inform you that Sierra Leone tested 23,063 people (9,424 males and 13,639 females). We are very much appreciative of the test kits that were made available for the exercise. We hope our collaboration will continue to be strengthened.”

“We humbly and gratefully receive this acknowledgement from the government of Sierra Leone and would like to return the compliment by praising the remarkable commitment of the National HIV/AIDS Council and Secretariat. We would also like to express our thanks to Inverness for its generous donation of 10,000 HIV tests to the Sierra Leone World AIDS Day effort,” said Terri Ford, Director of Global Advocacy for AIDS Healthcare Foundation. “To make this happen, AHF, the Sierra Leone government and Inverness united in a powerful trio of NGO, government and industry. This is a great example of how, with a united effort, great strides can be made in the fight against AIDS.”

Add Ms. Ford: “We are also pleased to announce that as a result of this successful partnership, AHF has been invited to meet with the Sierra Leone government in Freetown to discuss further collaboration for expanded testing and treatment services in the country.”
Full text of the letter below:
National HIV/AIDS Secretariat
15A Kingharman Road
Brookfields,
Freetown
Sierra Leone

Re: NHAS/WAD/2008

16th December 2008

Terri M. Ford
Director, Global Advocacy
Director, One Million Tests Campaign
AIDS Healthcare Foundation

Dear Terri,

LETTER OF APPRECIATION

On behalf of the National HIV/AIDS Council and its Secretariat I wish to express our profound thanks and appreciation to you and your institution in particular for the recent support in commemorating World AIDS Day 2008 in Sierra Leone. Your support was very timely and clearly manifested the commitment of your institution in partnering with us in the global campaign against the spread of the HIV.

I am pleased to inform you that Sierra Leone tested 23,063 people (9,424 males and 13,639 females). We are very much appreciative of the test kits that were made available for the exercise. We hope our collaboration will continue to be strengthened.

Once more, I register my thanks and appreciation on behalf of the People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) to you and your entire team. We look forward to a continued close collaboration as we are on the verge of stabilizing the epidemic in Sierra Leone.

Yours Sincerely,

Dr. Brima Kargbo, MD, MPH, Certified
Director, National HIV/AIDS Secretariat

Click here for pdf letter from Dr. Brima Kargbo.

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About AHF
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) is the largest non-profit HIV/AIDS organization in the US. AHF currently provides medical care and/or services to more than 93,000 individuals in 21 countries worldwide in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and Asia. Additional information is available at www.aidshealth.org.

Sadness

  • Dec. 12th, 2008 at 3:31 PM

The play I went to was really quite good but it brought up a bunch of issues for me to tell me I'm not alright yet or well ever be alright honestly. Most days I want to just lie down in traffic and that abused/neglected boy in the play was about extinction and the forward look at parents who deal with crisis. I suppose that there is no way to fix my broken heart and my soul but who knows how long I will be like this and how long it will just effect me. I want to quit everything again and this time of year is the worst thing ever so I just don't look forward to anything honestly. The world is dark and the cigarette in my mind is burning and so is everything else including happiness. I get darker by the day lately and I want to just be a mess drunk and insane wandering. My life is pathetic that way and I hope that the world gets better but it's not anything I can do about it honestly to myself.

sooooo frustrated at work even more so

  • Dec. 9th, 2008 at 3:16 PM

I'm at work right now and I'm not supposed to post but I am because well i'm just really really frustrated at everything knowing not everything is permanent I want to just quit and move on that's what I would love to do right now. You ever feel like you just want to scream and get out of the situation you are in alot of people would regard my job as creative and interesting. Me I'm just swamped paying bills updating the social networking sites and all I want to do now is cry. When the bad things in my life overtake the good I just want to scream and the bad including my cancer feel like they are going to overwhelm me at any minute. I feel let out isolated and feel worthless and being washed out like this is making me well insane. It doesn't help that I can't help most of the mistakes I make. My brain is stupid and makes me want to just scream out in pain. Personally I just want to leave and the more you push me the more It goes that way. I want to act and sing and be me and the more I do this job the more I can't. Life couldn't be more successful now why am I miserable?

Frustrated so much at work

  • Dec. 5th, 2008 at 4:17 PM

I wish I hadn't tried so hard on my web based things because now my job is expecting that much work for work things. I'm going to go to my parent's house this weekend and do all the work based things I can shoot for web wise this weekend with the benefit of fast internet and such so I can pad out the site. I'm not sure if that means I need to learn code but it's not the case all the time. Sigh. So basicially because the web sites that are "new media" are not as good as mine I'm gonna have to ramp them up. I also have to do things I wouldn't do myself. I'm just sooo frustrated I know I make mistakes. but I don't want to do this anymore I'm want to just cry alot of times. I have stayed late at night frustrated from my comupter freezing because I promised a video which I can't produce here and it's sooooooo frustrating. I guess I didn't cover my ass I shold have just stayed very bored and annoyed as receptionist. I just want to cry I'm gonig to do that at home tonight I suppose. Either I can give up and go to law school which would be good or I can take those other jobs I dunno what I want right now. I need a drink an stiff one with some coke.

The Frustrating way

  • Nov. 28th, 2008 at 9:58 PM

Ok well I'm really really frustrated at my job right now. I'm dealing with a slow computer and slow internet. Iam expected to do lot of things with little time and little direction rather then to just do it. There is little time to correct the thing and little budget to do it with. I feel like I'm really realy behind and I feel like i'm drwoning to the point I feel like I can't breath and can't justbe anything. I feel death coming most days and for those of you who know what i'm talking about then you would understand. I feel achey tired drained and just tired of it all I want it to all end the pain the suffering. The bent over position of my spine all the time. it's not that I don't like my bosses but it's like a juggling things to people. I throw something at them then they give it back as wrong or just say ok and proceed. I'm not sure what is right yet at least not yet.

the weriness and stuff

  • Nov. 22nd, 2008 at 2:57 AM

so shit I have two 16/yo in my room and they are nothing but drama and my compy for some reason or another is being gay. it keeps beeping for some reason.I'm too hot and I'm sure they are too cold an di'm just over all annoyed. John's friend is soooooooo stupid well overbearing. He's borderline autisitic so every little thing annoys him ie light in the closet was loose he fixed that weren't walking fast enough from the restaurant etc. blarrrrr I'm gonna get another room just to get away from them.

I do do sadness

  • Nov. 14th, 2008 at 12:51 AM

It is a little bit half past midnight and I sit alone in my cold room in a house where I have no friends and feel lonely and helpless. I don't know what triggered anything but I am sad and destitute and I need sleep food comfort and I can't get it. My life is a misery wrapped in an eggroll.

No one really knows how I really feel and what I feel is scared and alone and I want someone to love me but I know that no one will. I feel no love I only feel unhappiness and that horrible feeling you get in your stomach when you know that everything is amiss and that the life you once led is now gone. I have so many things to look forward to but I cannot see anything except this inky black mess. I want to be with Tim again. I need to smell his scent his aura. I need to talk to him again and I feel like it was lost forever in my sickness in my own despair in my own darkness.

Sometimes most times I just want to be alone. Other times I want to be together. Almost always though I am shattered. I feel unwell like I'm about to die. The sad part is that I might. Not from my own hand but yay for nature. I haven't had time for anything and now that I have time for something. I want to I dunno collapse. Life goes on but I'm not sure I will.

the boycott

  • Nov. 12th, 2008 at 9:19 PM

BOYCOTT BIGOTRY:



My Dearest Friends,

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The Mormon church gets its money from church-members and its business holdings.

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I respectfully ask that you carefully review this list and think twice before you financially empower these companies with your patron dollars.

PLEASE BOYCOTT THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES:
Kroger Foods (Ralph's and Albertsons)
Dell Computer
American Express
Priceline.com
Host Marriott (Marriott hotels and resorts)
La Quinta Properties (t-a Quinta hotels)
Jet Blue
Black and Decker
Ryder Systems (Ryder trucks)
1-80O-Contacts
K-BIG FM radio Los Angeles
Hollywood Entertainment (Hollywood Video)
lomega
K-Swiss lnc.
Corvis
Sky West Airlines
Central Pacific Bank
Swift Transportation
Cornerstone Realty Income Trust Inc.
Cygnus Inc.
Tropical Sportswear
Diebold**** stealing elections!!!
Williams Companies Inc.
Zions Securities Corp
Dionex
Downey Savings and Loan
AgReserves lnc. (agriculture)
EarthShell
Sunrider Int'l.
Franklin Covey
NPS Pharmaceuticals
Latham and Watkins
Hillenbrand Industries
Huntsman Chemical
Headwaters Inc.
Bain Capital
Spectra
Azul
JP Realty
Deloitte Touche
Key Corp.
Zions Securities Corp.
Knight Transportation
Bonneville comm.
Telefonica Brasil
Apx Alarm
Micrel Semiconductor
Micro General
Merit Medical Systems
Monaco Coach
Microsemi Corp.
Myriad Genetics
Novell
NuSkin
Affiliated computer services
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Oakley
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Cadence Design

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Lonleyness = Cancer

  • Oct. 31st, 2008 at 11:07 PM

So I'm getting worse. I know I have nothing to complain about as I have lived a strangely accomplished life but the way I look at death is probably unique to someone who has faced it through the hopelessness of depression to the enmity of the strange times I have to face now. I have faced cancer before but this is the first time I have actually felt like I was sick for a prolonged period of time. It is a very lonely place coupled with the fact that my bf (or ex) did not talk to me for 3 weeks after I told him. I'm not sure how it feels to be like this again abandoned if not by death this time I am certainly followed by it. Life as is is strange I have a new job which I love but have not told about my illness(I'm sure someone at work is now reading this). I have fulfilled my dreams politically and have been taken aback how much harm I can actually do if given the right chains of command. This post seems really self centered and it is. I am fearful of everything right now and the slightest variance scares the living daylights out of me and is beyond comprehension unless you've been in my situation. It is sort of the comradre that war survivors have a special relationship with trauma only associated with certain rape war incest etc. Unless you have been there you cannot as a whole describe it.

I digress. I know that I have lived a full life but when they say that the person passed away and they were too young you have to be at least in your late 20's to understand (or working with those who are wizened by age). It is not as if I feel done it is as if I am resigned to the fact that it may happen and it just may happen earlier then I want. I have an event in San Francisco later this month which I will act as my last party. The last going away to myself for myself. I do not know if this is my last fall or my last love to be so uncertain is to think this way.

I am not writing this for sympathy or pain or any personal gain whatsoever. The basic straightforwardness of the situation is that I may die very soon and I feel like death already. I am one cough away from certain doom one blood test from inviolability of life saving treatments. Do not pity me as I have lived live your own lives in a way to celebrate life. Life that will go on without me. I have not left a big mark on the world but I have left archives of materials that go on. I hope I do though. I will make videos soon documenting things and will have to say good by to a lot of friends before I am gone.I also plan to burn some bridges and scorn the enemies I have and the worst thing they can do is kill me.

Life is simple. It is to be lived and that is all. So live life if I don't have a lot of life to live left.