Author: Gunnar Esiason

Opening Up About CF in a New Place

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Aug 14, 2020 | In My Experience |

Talking candidly about cystic fibrosis during the first few days of my freshman year at college...

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With School Reopening, How Do I Know I Can Trust My Classmates?

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Jul 30, 2020 | Business School, Coronavirus, In My Experience |

The truth is I cannot. Competing interests and priorities reign supreme, and that undermines the...

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Nice Things Still Happen in This World

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Jul 29, 2020 | In My Experience |

It’s true, in a world filled with chaos, nice things still happen. Yesterday that nice thing was...

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I Posted About Wearing a Mask on Facebook, The Result Was a Disaster

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Jul 23, 2020 | Coronavirus, In My Experience |

The list of victims at the hands of the coronavirus pandemic is long, far too long. It may even be...

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Managing My Frustration With the World

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Jul 14, 2020 | In My Experience |

It’s been easy to feel frustrated with the pandemic, the growing political divide, the constant...

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