David Anthony - Former Clarity (Page 3)

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David Anthony

If I had a choice don't you think I'd make it?

The joys of healthcare in America

If I had a choice don't you think I'd make it?

Waking up before 4 a.m. feels like a cruel joke.

Clearing the path to ascend

Clearing the path to ascend

When I first started having my symptoms, the ones that sent me to the hospital and kicked off this whole ordeal, I was also becoming obsessed with the band Yob. For years, I didn’t get them. I gave their album Atma a pretty poor review when it came out,

The joys of healthcare in America

Cleveland rocks!

I was shaking in the waiting room. Everything I said in my last post about being mentally prepared for disappointment was true, but no amount of prep was going to make me feel okay when I was on the cusp of it happening. I couldn’t talk, and I couldn’

Eventually, all at once

Since a lot of people have been asking what’s happened over the past couple weeks, allow this to be a brief rundown on the current goings-on. In short, because I’ve not been having the best experience at the local hospital, I’ve decided to get a second opinion

I owe The Ergs! an apology

I owe The Ergs! an apology

For those of you coming here for health updates, this one will be of little interest to you. In short, on Monday I spent four hours on the phone talking to my insurance company, the hospital I’ve been visiting, the insurance company again, a new hospital in another state

Let me up, I've had enough

Since writing that piece last week [https://www.formerclarity.com/you-said-i-will-keep-my-focus-til-the-end/], I’ve been asking myself why anyone has felt compelled to read this thing. Initially, I was going to use this space to write about music in a more casual manner, much like my good friend Dan Ozzi is

You said, "I will keep my focus 'til the end"

The joys of healthcare in America

You said, "I will keep my focus 'til the end"

When I quietly started this newsletter a couple weeks ago, it was with the intention of writing about music in a way that I couldn’t on any of the sites I freelance for. It was about being unburdened by the process of pitching editors, or having a harsh word