I Know Too Much
Sometimes, ignorance is bliss. Sometimes, you just don’t want to know. The doc told me my PSA was too high. … Continue reading I Know Too Much
Author: Dan Cole
A mid 50s cancer survivor with a lot to say.
Human Touch
Over the past 20 years as a bike rider, I was privileged to participate in three different large group riding … Continue reading Human Touch
Throwing Rocks at the Moon
“It isn’t over. I’m absolutely terrified. It’s all the things that we don’t understand. I feel like the proto-human coming out … Continue reading Throwing Rocks at the Moon
Resolved
Patient name: Cole, Daniel Date of birth: 02/28/1962 Admit date: 02/03/2020 Report name: CT abdomen pelvic w/ contrast Reason for … Continue reading Resolved
Ignorance
It’s the story people don’t see. “You look good!” “So, you’ve beaten that whole cancer thing, right?” “You have tumors? … Continue reading Ignorance
The Christmas Letter
I’ve always been amazed and slightly jealous of people that take the time to send out Christmas cards every year. … Continue reading The Christmas Letter
The Lonesome Cancer Blues
Lord, I did not ask, For this particular affliction, Seems to me my life, Is stranger than crazy fiction. … Continue reading The Lonesome Cancer Blues
A Gurney in the Hallway
A man is laying on a gurney in the hallway of a west Texas hospital. He’s wearing a flimsy little … Continue reading A Gurney in the Hallway
Shower Thoughts
Have you ever been taking a shower when out of nowhere, whammo, you’re hit with a epiphany? This is a … Continue reading Shower Thoughts
Depression Lies
You’re a hack. You can’t write. You’re a college dropout, a factory working white baby boomer with no perspective. Just … Continue reading Depression Lies
