So honored to share this award with others. Cancer can make you feel so separated. Thanks to all you bloggers that make us feel less alone. Thank you Healthline! Best Cancer Blogs of 2020 https://t.co/UtoaP7FjgV via @healthline
@Martha__Carlson I hardly ever proof read my txts and emails enormously gh. It makes me seem REALLY interesting tho. Like how all the hipsters know what gh means.
Congrats to Becoming the Muse. Well earned. Your stories stretch me into a new world. And I'm grateful for that. BLOGGER OF THE YEAR https://t.co/QYTHdsrj66 via @beatonm5
The Audio version of The Making of Legacy is now live on my site. Do we get to make our own legacy? Or is it made from those who's lives we've toughed, how much we've given? @michelleharven@hmcPA123@NancysPoint
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Earth, you are my very favorite planet. Today, just for today, not thinking #CORONAVirus (Still hand washing excessively), not thinking of problems to solve. Today I'll look for your treasures in migrating birds, spring ephemerals, and beautiful people.
@LifeOnTheBigC It’s amazing the stuff that the Med community gets so accustomed to. Shoving an inch long needle straight into your chest = NOT NORMAL. Pulling out ovaries. Oh... that’s a thing? And your serious? Not the same as your experience of course. But I can relate to the...what????
Need to put some effort into gratitude. Feelin a little blank page there. I’ll start with 1 day. 1 item. And I promise it won’t be a snarky rebuke of honest gratitude. https://t.co/KwXyAxgc91 via @wordpressdotcom
Hi Marie! Thanks for compiling all of these. And thanks for including my piece about a greasy basement filled with shards of metal being a place of love. :) #acrackinthewall#Legacy#love#amwriting
@vktion A pharma friend told me that the viral load is most substantial at the start of symptoms, but it’s the bacteria in the lungs that are doing lots of damage. Not a doc, but I understood the low anc to be the big concern for fighting pneumonia.
@thesaltiestcow Yep. Remember that. I shaved it to about a 1/4 inch, but then when every hair follicle let go, it was like having a million needles poking in my head. Broke out in a horrible red bumpy rash. learned my lesson round 2. Cut to about an inch to prevent that. Good luck!