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A few years ago, my good friend Kevin started a cleanse. He bought a cleansing kit. He took the cleansing pills and fiber for ten days. He refined his diet. For breakfast, …
I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in May, 2002. On the day of my diagnosis, I refused my doctor’s prognosis, as well as the drugs, and commenced a journey to …
The Fort Washington Elementary School “Spring Fair” is one of a handful of banal events a parent is obliged to attend throughout the school year. I try not to hate …
Ella has no talent for evasion. She reveals her emotions without the slightest artifice. Her happiness is so obvious, so transparent. She smiles, laughs, and skips–actually skips–across the room. When …
Thirteen-years-ago I married my high school sweetheart. Unreliable online data suggests high school sweethearts account for only 2% of all marriages. And less than 2% of people who marry their …
Of my various pre-existing conditions, type-1 diabetes is the most cost-intensive. In the GOP’s new plan, my state can either continue the Obama-era protections for pre-existing conditions or place me …
I talk and write about illness often, so I’m hesitant to say–with the lingo–that I have an “invisible” illness. And frankly, I’m not one to hide my illness. I lance …
Around the time Ella was born, I heard a similar sentiment from many older parents–parents of teens, twenty-somethings, even grandparents: “Enjoy it now. Before you know, she’ll be thirteen.” I …