The Art of Self-Care
Beth L. GainerThis publication is about the value of art, how art promotes self-care, and other self-care topics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 172 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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All I Need Is the Air I Can’t Breathe
This essay was published on a previous blog, but has since been edited.
Those of us who get diagnosed with cancer are in so much turmoil, that making life-saving decisions is so very difficult. All of a sudden, we are inundated with statis...
Chemobrain is Real … But Still I’m Grateful
Patients receiving or who have received chemotherapy often experience cognitive dysfunction caused by the toxic chemicals dripped into their bodies. Some patients recover fully from the damage to their brains. Others do not. And some, like...
Lessons Learned
Dear readers, First-Year Ballerina is done!
The biggest change to this piece was my addition of the sequins that were originally on her costume and that I felt too overwhelmed to work on years ago. I also repainted much of the background a...
The Sounds at Work
It’s no secret that I’m an artist, but what might not be known is something about how I work. The major impetus to my creating art is a superpower from the universe – music, which always relaxes me and cheers me up.
In my world, gone are t...
Why I’m an Artist
This essay was inspired by Nancy Stordahl’s excellent piece Substack Rebel, where she expresses her refusal to be ruled by metrics, as well as re-establishes her Substack boundaries.
It’s all-too-tempting to compare ourselves to others. Fo...
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Beth L. Gainer is an artist and author, who is working on a collection of poetry for those who have been diagnosed and treated for breast cancer at a young age. She is also working on an oil paint series titled Breast Cancer, Female and Young.
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