
Hello everyone. I'm Fiona. I'm writing from somewhere past the moon, but still flying high in Appalachia.
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Hello everyone. I'm Fiona. I'm writing from somewhere past the moon, but still flying high in the foothills of Appalachia. Mom - Blue dot - Southern - healthcare social worker - insatiable -nature lover- Story teller.
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the playful mystic—sharing my personal journey. I write about spirituality, self-love, how imagination creates reality and the illusion of separation. Empowering you to master your inner reality so you can create fulfillment and meaning in your life.
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A lawyer-writer exposing the emotional truth of modern work. Where law, identity, and survival collide. Mother. Storyteller. Writing from the messy middle of life, and questioning how we lead, what we value, and the systems we serve.
I’m on an epic journey of discovery of self and mastery of my own will. I’ve walked through the valley of the shadow of death, and come to accept my own demons as pets. My purpose, to learn, and gain experience through every interaction.
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