Can You Still Be Ambitious With a Chronic Illness?
I found my grad school acceptance email in my spam folder. At this point I had received rejections from almost
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I found my grad school acceptance email in my spam folder. At this point I had received rejections from almost
(I have posted a shorter version of this on my social media) On Thursday, I got an early Christmas Present-
I recently listened to a true crime podcast (for the German speakers among you, it’s called Mordlust), and I had
Much has been said written and speculated about the murder of United Healthcare executive Brian Thompson last week. In a
A hard rain’s gonna fall. It’s been a few weeks after the election, and the changes that are coming are
After all the infusion drama last year, I thought I had lucked out: The company that provides my infusions has a dedicated nurse come to my house every six weeks, and while there have been some schedule changes (mostly around my traveling!). I truly like my regular nurse, and while the slower pumps that they are using stretch the overall infusion time, it’s fine, I am at home, and can move around, get some work done.
All of this changed with my regular nurse needing surgery and recovery herself.
Remember, when I said, that the new place looked promising? Well, how wrong I was. Over the last few infusions,
I have mentioned electrolytes before, in my post on colonoscopy prep, and in my earth quake preparedness post. They are
I was travelling from early to mid-May. It was a wonderful time, there was a family wedding, I met up
I know that V-Day can be hard for some, so let it be said, and louder for those in the