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AllyneTheCoda

Allyne Betancourt

Musings about life in a Deaf family, farm life, chanting and meditation, serendipity and the magic of life.

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THE CHOICE WAS LARGER THAN ME

Trek #15

Spring was nearing, but the early morning still held a cold blanket across our farm. My shivering may have been from the air, but it may also have been the anxiety coursing through my heart and brain. Nothing could convince me I w...

13 days ago
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THE ROAD TO SURGERY

Trek #14

For the first time, worry crept into my heart, and uncertainty surrounded me. My voice had become almost impossible to hear as the pressure mounted around me to submit to a surgery I did not want. With my body and brain gravely da...

22 days ago
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NAVIGATING EDUCATION ON THE FRINGE OF A HEARING WORLD

The photographer said, smile. I thought that meant show my teeth.

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WOUNDED BY THE HEALERS

Trek #13

Chemotherapy ended, and I looked forward to a reprieve from doctor’s offices, hospital labs, and sickness caused by the very people and treatments designed to help me. Seven months of anti-cancer drugs infused through my body left...

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THE HEALING THEY COULDN’T SEE

Trek #12

The fog had taken hold.

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  • Allyne Betancourt

    I am a Coda (child of deaf adults), living on a small farm with my husband. I write about life in a Deaf family, life on the farm, chanting and meditation, and life in general. The serendipity, synchronicity, and magic in life brings me joy.

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