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My illness changed how I thought about everything.

If you ever need to bounce anything off of ex-patient who speaks your language, let me know.

Keith Anderson

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My illness changed how I thought about everything. Lying around in a hospital as a UX person made me oscillate between foreground and background. Then there was that drugged place where I was in a pocket universe.

If you ever need to bounce anything off of ex-patient who speaks your language, let me know.

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