From My Heart to Yours
Dawn LevittWriter, poet, 2-time heart transplant recipient. Scars are tougher than skin. Trauma survivor. Sharing poetry along with stories of hope and healing. Currently writing a memoir, "Three-Hearted Girl."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | dawnlevitt.substack.com |
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A Bumper Crop of Joy
August is one of my favorite months. The long, slow dog days of summer seem to stretch forever. Our garden yields a bountiful harvest, and the vendors at our local farmers market have tables overflowing with a variety of produce. I can s...
Our Heartbeats are the Soundtrack to our Lives
Do you ever listen to the beating of your heart? The relentless chugging of your engine – valves opening and closing, ventricles ejecting blood, arteries carrying oxygen-rich blood to perfuse your body and brain. It’s a delicately orchestr...
Travels and Travails
Sometimes intergenerational trauma travels through our genes in more ways than mental and emotional anguish. Sometimes, our bodies keep the score in measured heartbeats, counting out the length of our lives like the Fates of mythology.
What I’ve Done with my Summer Vacation
July is nearly over, placing us at the midway point of summer, and I feel like I’ve barely embraced the season. Sure, we’ve gone berry picking for both strawberries and blueberries, but not much else. I’ve attended a literary festival in ...
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