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Contents Volume 6 • 2013 Preface 9 Acknowledgements 10 A Brief Introduction, Alexander Rowan 11 Wondering, Allison Kimball 12-13 The In-between, Charlotte Vandervoort 14 Untitled 1, Adam Borgia 15 Es la Medicina, Amy Howard 16-17 A Quiet Moment, Oswald Pfenninger 18 Mavericks, neurologists, and engineers, Colleen Berding 19 The Waiting Room, Henry Claman, MD 20 Anschutz Haiku, Mary A. Baitinger 21 Immense, Bob Cooley 22-24 The Woman’s Role, Megan L. Stern 25 On the Front Lines, Evelyn Brosnan 26-27 Waiting, Travis Vermilye 28-29 Flamenco Dancing in Madrid, Suzanne Lewis 30 Timelines, Corey Whitley 31 Boy and Camel, Lauren Harrell 32 Untitled, Jacob Pellinen 33 Nobody’s Pregnant, Nobody’s Dying, Anna Christenson 34-36 Unseen, Ben Patterson 37 December 12, 2005, Sam A. Zakkour 38-41 Untitled 2, Adam Borgia 42 Wound Care, Jody Jones 43 I Never Met Carlos Vega, Lauren Roles 44-45 The Face of Half Dome, Grayson Huben 46 Moving Out, Henry Claman, MD 47 I Tano’ hu (my island), Leslie Palacios Helgeson 48-50 Keloid, Lynne Yancey, MD 51 Metamorphosis, Anjali Dhurandhar, MD 52 Melanocyte, Steven Robinson 53 Santa took off his oxygen, Shauna Seaman 54-56 Broken Again, Debra Miller 57 Simple elegance, John Sladek, PhD 58 Seep, Jaimie Armstrong 59 Universal Language (Patti Village, India), Felicia Hutchison 60 The School Nurse, Robin McKee 61 Life Lessons, Laura Katers 62-63 Losing a Stranger, Rachel Skalina 64-65 The Old Barn, Steamboat Springs, Bruce Paton, MD 66 Only Connect, Henry Claman, MD 67 Seafood Salad Call Back, Denise E. Canby 68-69 Run, George Ho, Jr. MD 70-71 Dissecting Insomnia, Zia Choudhury 72 Parking lot Consultation-Rural Workflow, Terry Schumaker 73 Take Rest, Emily Cheshire 74 Senesco, Hywel Davies, MD 75 When You Are Gone, Hywel Davies, MD 76 Crossroads, Mary Norbury-Glaser 77 Flying Ideas. Research Complex, October morning, Gamini Siriwardana 78 Oregon Coast, Gwen A. Frederick 79 Old House, Kathy Illian 80 An Ode to Indentured Servants, Steve Nordeen, Ph.D. 81 Does one miss a prostate?, Jeannette Guerrasio, MD 82-83 Battle’s sign, Jessica Campbell, MD 84-86 There is God, Laura Katers 87 A Meditation on Muses, Kevin P. Bunnell 88-89 She is Ever, Leah Swanson, MD 90-91 I Don’t Remember ..., Nicole Arevalo 92 HIV in the 80’s, Denise E. Canby 93 You Live On Me, Within Me, Trista Ross 94-95 She Lost Me First, Stephanie Sandhu 96-98 I thought he was over here ..., Linda Overholser, MD 99 Labor and Delivery: The Other Side of the Curtain, Kelsey DeSalvo 100-102 King Protea Flower, Oswald Pfenninger 103 Siem Reap, Cambodia, Robbie Flick 104 Snow Day, Shawn Miller 105 Thai Boy Fishing in Krabi, Suzanne Lewis 106 Haiku, Jacob Pellinen 107 Not so normal teenage life: An illness narrative, Sabrina Renteria 108-110 Sunscreen, Marc Ringel, MD 111 Reflections on Motherhood, Sharisse Arnold Rehring, MD 112-113 My dysfunctional family, Lynne Yancey, MD 114-117 A Modern American Sonnet, Jennifer Pacheco 118
Contents Volume 6 • 2013 Preface Volume 6 • 2013 Spin, Mary Norbury-Glaser 119 The Saga of Ms. White: From Porcupine to Prophet, Kinsey Roth 120-122 Twilight, Mary Norbury-Glaser 123 My Practice, Laura Katers 124-125 White Blossoms, Muborak J Gani 126 Layers, Vladka Kovar, MD 127 Trust, Thomas Haygood, MD 128 Brion Family Tomb detail, Treviso, Italy, William Reiquam, MD 129 No Direction, Nikki Cimino 130 Left Overs, William Reiquam, MD 131-132 TBI Memoir, Student 133-136 The Nature of Art, Megan L. Stern 137 Misconception ..., Nicole Arevalo 138-140 Lament of a Retired Eye Surgeon, 141-143 And His Homeless Patient, Robert L Stofac, MD Biographies For Writers & Artists 144-151 Submissions for 2014 Edition For The Human Touch 153 Welcome to The Human Touch 2013 – the sixth volume of our annual anthology of prose, poetry, graphic art and photography contributed by the students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends of the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Nobel Laureate, Heinrich Boll, once remarked that “behind every word a whole world is hidden that must be imagined.” The writers and artists who have contributed to this publication have offered us myriad and magical worlds to imagine and enjoy, to discover and appreciate. Moreover, in the process of our imagining the hidden worlds behind these words and images, we are also silently joining with others similarly engaged. It is the mission of the Arts and Humanities in Healthcare Program to realize the universal appeal of the arts and humanities and their power to connect student and teacher, patient and professional, citizen and artist, benefactor and institution. The Human Touch serves as both a tangible and beautiful means of making such connections. I am especially grateful to Dr. Henry Claman for his unwavering commitment to the arts and humanities at CU and his incredible generosity to our program. On behalf of the editorial board, I also want to thank and congratulate our 2013 Editor-in-Chief, Jacque Linton, who graduates from the School of Medicine in May. She leaves behind many friends and colleagues who admire her devotion to literature and who marvel at her surgical skills. Jacque is our own budding Richard Selzer, the most well-known writer-surgeon in the United States, and we are looking forward to applauding her future accomplishments. Therese (Tess) Jones, PhD Director, Arts and Humanities in Healthcare Program • PG 9
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Page 39 and 40: When You Are Gone Hywel Davies, MD
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Page 45 and 46: A Meditation on Muses Kevin P. Bunn
Page 47 and 48: I Don’t Remember ... Nicole Areva
Page 49 and 50: She Lost Me First Stephanie Sandhu
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Not so normal teenage life: An illn
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My Practice Laura Katers That morni
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