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What Doesn’t Kill the Writer…
Like other writers I draw from many influences and experiences, good and bad. This past Tuesday I had my bi-annual visit with my pulmonologist. He’s done the impossible, my lung function steady for two years now (following seven years of … Continue reading
Demanding Quality of Life
Don’t ever let someone tell you, “Well, that’s as good as it gets,” without verifying they’re right. This is a medical cautionary tale, a tale of hope. You aren’t alone. This isn’t to say your diagnosis is wrong or your … Continue reading
The Joy of Not Eating
Seriously. The title isn’t a joke. Clever, maybe, but not a joke. It’s related to my lung disease, one few doctors truly understand, even many pulmonologists. It’s also related to the 2015 stumble I must correct in 2016. Because many … Continue reading
When Air Isn’t There
An ode to battling a disease (yes, because strange poems enter my mind). To read the new poem on my website please join me HERE.
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