BJ ColangeloOvjeren akaunt

@bjcolangelo

Lovechild of Chris Sarandon in FRIGHT NIGHT & Susan Sarandon in THE HUNGER | | wife-to-be of

Cleveland, OH
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2009.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    6. sij

    My goal for 2020 is to write as much as possible. I'm published on , .com (RIP), & more. Hit me up for your LGBTQ+, horror, body+, pop culture, & wrestling needs!

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  2. Thank you so much to everyone who has shared my open letter to my queer students from their gay teacher. The feedback has been incredible and I'm loving hearing the stories of the teacher in your life that made a difference.

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    5. velj

    🍀 LUCKY World Premiere | 🍀 Can’t wait to let this one loose on the world. Infinite gratitude to our Cast & Crew who put so much hard work and love into this project. We’ll see you in AUSTIN!

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  5. 5. velj

    An Open Letter to My Students Who Come Out to Me, From Your Gay Teacher

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  7. 5. velj

    Why is Guy's Grocery Games such perfect television?

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  8. 5. velj

    If you're feeling frisky, my Venmo is . Cancer bills continue to be expensive as hell as is the therapy I have to attend to keep me from losing my shit over it every damn day.

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  9. 5. velj

    On , remember that cancer isn't just a disease that takes lives, it also serves as severe trauma for those that survive it. Be kind to everyone you meet, because there are plenty of us that don't "look sick" anymore, but are far from healed.

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  10. 5. velj

    Cancer is the meanest, dumbest, worst thing to ever exist and as transparent as I have been about my experiences, I've always done my best to paint a nice picture that feels hopeful and motivational. The reality? It still fucking sucks.

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  11. 5. velj

    I get told a lot that I need to be grateful for the time I still have because so many people are denied the opportunity. Trust me, no one is more aware of that than me. When you look death in the eye and live to tell the tale, you can't exist one minute without thinking about it.

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  12. 5. velj

    I'm not writing this because I want sympathy or for people to say "it's great that you're here!" because that ultimately doesn't make me feel any better. If anything, it makes me feel worse. Even if cancer doesn't kill you, it completely changes you.

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  13. 5. velj

    What I do know, is that I constantly feel guilty for being alive. I meet people who talk about incredible parents who leave behind five kids, or philanthropists who dedicated their lives to helping others. Hell, Steve Jobs and Patrick Swayze BOTH died of PanCan. Why am I here?

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  14. 5. velj

    I get asked all the time "what I did" to beat pancreatic cancer by families who are watching their loved ones slowly drift away right before their eyes, and I can't give them an answer. One doesn't exist. I don't know why I didn't die. I don't have any advice to offer peace.

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  15. 5. velj

    The other aspect no one ever wants to talk about, is survivor's guilt. Just as we do with PTSD, we often think the only people who can have survivor's guilt are veterans, but I'm here to tell you that survivor's guilt is very fucking real to anyone who beats cancer.

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  16. 5. velj

    This is an issue that most of my other PanCan comrades don't deal with, because they had savings and 401ks to cash in and pay out. I had to reject opportunities for a decade because I didn't know what was going to happen with my health, so I had to stay close to my hospital.

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  17. 5. velj

    My life was just about to begin, and I was facing a death sentence. I have no savings because I am forever going to be paying off medical bills the size of mortgages and student loan debt. Even after insurance, I still struggle to figure out how to keep my head above water.

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  18. 5. velj

    The community I've come to know are wonderful, but are a hell of a lot older than I am. Married women, grandfathers, people who lived a full life before having to battle such an awful disease. I was 23 when I was diagnosed. I spent my 20s in and out of the hospital.

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  19. 5. velj

    The problem with surviving pancreatic cancer, though, is that I don't really have anyone else to talk to about this. I have plenty of friends who have beaten cancer, but none that have beaten THIS type of cancer. Friends who had survival rates of 80% before treatment even began.

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  20. 5. velj

    It was cancer. A tennis ball sized tumor on the tail end of my pancreas. I should have died. I should be dead. The fact that I didn't die is still a medical miracle and the parts of my organs and lymph nodes are in a jar on some PhD student's desk in Cleveland.

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  21. 5. velj

    They found mine because I went into the emergency room for acid reflux and during an ultrasound (because they gotta make sure a woman isn't pregnant!) they found a mass, which lead to a CT scan, which lead to a transfer to a cancer hospital for a biopsy.

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