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Thinking, Chronically

Dr. Talia
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How thinking impacts our experience of illness by a chronically ill Psychology PhD

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This is how you update your illness identity

Self-Portait, Paul Gauguin, 1889 (cropped)

A couple weeks ago I wrote a piece about how my illness identity was updated on my vacation to Alaska and San Francisco. On this vacation I was able to participate in far more activities than expe...

8 days ago
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I liked learning. I loved accomplishment.

At the Writing Table, c. 1790, American

Having a PhD means I subjected myself to 21 years of school, pre-K and kindergarten excluded.

My schooling is old enough to get a drink at a bar in the US, and because of this, I have been conditio...

17 days ago
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My illness identity just got a software update

Composition, Jacoba van Heemskerck van Beest, 1921

Warning: lots of travel pics incoming.

Also, came back from Alaska to 110 people on the Chronic Illness Grief Circle waitlist and more than 3,000 of you here! Wow.

So happy to be conne...

21 days ago
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Greetings from Alaska

U.S. Mail Boat, Leila T. Bauman, c. 1855

When this reaches you, I will be on an Alaskan cruise. Or maybe I’ll be on a Glacier. Or maybe I’ll be throwing up from nausea. Who knows.

So I’m going to make this short and sweet.

This is my f...

a month ago
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About two nights ago...

Pear Blossoms, Unidentified, After Qian Xuan Chinese, ca. 1280

The first Chronic Illness Grief Circle was Monday night. I want to tell you about it but there’s a problem…

It’s hard to put into words the experience of being in a group of...

a month ago
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