Oops, My Brain
Natalie MeadCome for the laughs, stay because you feel bad ditching a disabled person.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Subscribers | Read | oopsmybrain.substack.com |
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Of the many struggles with chronic illness, unsolicited medical advice is one of the most universal. I hear my fellow sickies complain about it all of the time, and for good reason—it is really, really annoying to bulldozed by a barrage of ...
I'm Not Disabled, I'm Just Too Sick to Do Anything
Me after becoming officially disabled. (I do eat lots of spinach!)
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Good day and welcome to the seven new Brainees who have joined since my last post! This week involved a trip out east to see my rather intrepid #vanlife parents for a bit. Not exactly what I was planning, but not a bad time to see fall colo...
You Can't Spell Memorable Tropical Vacation Without (Astronaut) Ice Cream!
“Hawai’i is the only state in the US that doesn’t have hummingbirds,” said a man selling stained glass hummingbirds at a market in Hawai’i. We were on the islands to belatedly celebrate our tenth wedding anniversary. The stained glass sales...
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Professional expert of everything writing about the intersection of mindfulness and the eighth dimension. Also chronic illness. Available for keynotes, workshops, 1:1s, dramatic readings, and white noise-making.
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