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Elise Shiny
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Prism & Pen
Feb 28
My heart gets broken every day — a poem
Even the best caretaker cannot arrest the thief called…
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Feb 9
Telling a Better LGBTQ Story
While some experiences are difficult, they can be told in an uplifting…
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Jan 6
In My Gay Marriage, His Dementia Was a Roller Coaster Ride
Buddhist lessons for caregivers dealing…
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Dec 12, 2023
A Fictional Look at My Husband’s Dementia/Alzheimer’s Disease
One man’s dealing with the progression…
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Oct 20, 2023
POETRY: Living With My Husband’s Dementia
Now I must be strong for both of us
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Oct 4, 2023
A Trip to The Barber — A Poem
Gregory (RIP October 4, 2015), my husband, lived with…
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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May 8, 2023
POETRY: Even In LGBTQIA+ Marriages!
Based on intimate experience
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Apr 29, 2023
An Epilogue for Gregory (RIP 2015) My Husband
Written in the form of a scene from a play
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Apr 27, 2023
How Many Times Will I Need to “Come Out Gay”?
A brief history of my
coming out gay
and other
coming outs.
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Michael Horvich (he, him)
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Apr 19, 2023
How It Is Now That My Husband Died
He stopped, I have gone on, and that is good
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