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THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 June 9, 2010 • vol 25 no 36 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Paté: Boystown fixture is down but not out by KIRK WILLIAMSON emergency room by a friend (under defiant pro- test). After a series of tests, it was determined If you’ve visited Cocktail bar at 3359 N. Halsted, that she had developed a massive abdominal you’ve no doubt had the pleasure of meeting tumor, measuring a full one foot across. News Paté. This Boystown fixture has been serving that the tumor was benign provided cold com- Alsip up the sauce at many local LGBT bars (includ- fort, as Paté knew that the coming surgeries—to ing Cocktail, Berlin, Spin and The Closet) since say nothing of the costs and dealing with health page 8 Kiss-In 1986. Last year, while behind the bar on a very insurance —would end up taking quite a toll on busy Sunday afternoon, fate served Paté a po- this stalwart, punk-tough girl. tent potable that was a little hard to swallow. Paté found out that her limited insurance “The pain was mind-blowing!,” Paté says of the would only cover some of the many tests, pro- very first indication that something was awry. cedures and hospital visits needed to attack “My barback suggested I sit down, but there was this “Texas-sized” tumor. She revealed, “Frankly, no time. I had to keep moving!” I anticipated problems with insurance. I was a Not one to be knocked down easily, Paté con- cancer patient years ago (and kicked its ass!) tinued to walk around “in and out of pain” for and couldn’t obtain better coverage because of several months, in hopes that these pains would it. ‘High risk,’ I think they called it. It stinks. subside. By October 2009, however, they had not Paté with her dog, Elvis. 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