How thinking impacts our experience of illness by a chronically ill Psychology PhD
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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...
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...
When my body tells me to grieve, I say yes [Reread]
Flowers: Poppies and Daisies, Odilon Redon, c. 1867
When my body tells me to grieve, I say, “yes.”
When my mind tells me to build walls so high that grief cannot get over, I say gently, “you’ve protected me for so long, rest now.”
When m...
Why I want to scream about illness grief
The Louvre, Afternoon, Rainy Weather, Camille Pissarro, 1900
Quick announcement: I’m hosting a Chronic Illness Grief Circle on Zoom on Monday, August 17th from 7-9pm NYC time. $17 USD. If you’re thinking this could be a space that’s meanin...
Attention chronically ill folks: Let's reclaim anxiety
Anxiety, Edvard Munch, 1896
This post completely changed from when I first started writing it to now sending it to you. My major point shifted, which meant rewriting a good chunk. The writing process is so cool. And time consuming. Hence t...
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