
a little newsletter sharing my thoughts on this wild ride of my life so far.
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When we last met (on the page) I left you with a cliffhanger… so now a quick update and as always, some thoughts. Yes, the MRI showed a stress reaction (gentler term but basically the same as a fracture) but I am no longer fe...
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How is it that just when you think you are in the best part of recovery and feeling “recovered”, life decides to give you another chance to prove it. I had just written my last Substack about how I was feeling in body lately...
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I will begin again as a woman confident in her own skin and her own mind. When I looked in the mirror the other day, I was wearing leggings and a tight t-shirt. And I literally had curves and a butt and a belly AND I didn’t f...
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April is the first month that I didn’t publish at least one Substack post, since I started writing here in February of 2024. I don’t have a great reason. Life has been life. But as I sit here on April 30th trying to decide wh...
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Although the temps may still be cold and the snow is falling as I write this, Spring is starting to appear on the farm. The first sign of Spring for some are the flowers that appear, but for me, here in northern Vermont it is...
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cook, ultra runner, yogi, writer, wanderer, eating disorder survivor
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