Andrea’s Blog
What the patient wants
Between sobs, Adrienne said, “I can’t be around other sick kids. It’s too depressing.”
Talking to the dead
A Blue Clamp composed of many people holds my aching heart together. What happened to my sister is not okay, it will never be okay, but now I can say, “Adrienne died.”
How job perks are similar to love languages
Often, we treat people the way we want to be treated instead of the way they want to be treated.
The job I walked out on—at lunchtime
When I found myself counting the minutes until lunch, I knew I didn’t belong there.
The day LA lost its luster
The irony is that Adrienne loved Los Angeles. Whether she was a hippie in Venice, a rocker in Hollywood, or an ordinary kid in Burbank, she appreciated everything LA has to offer.
A letter to my 16-year-old self
To me, sixteen is an age when we think we know everything, yet we know almost nothing.