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 | 21 | Subscribers | Read | oopsmybrain.substack.com |
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My Totally Original & Unpredictable Chronic Illness Memoir
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Not-So-Crappy Drawing: Postcard from Spring Break
Donut (the black blob on the left) seems to most enjoy my company when I’m sick in bed. (Honey is away at doggie bootcamp right now, more on that later.)
Emergency Rooms for 1000, Alex.
A vandalized statue of Hippocrates near my local emergency room
Crappy Drawing: Caved In
This month’s drawing is brought to you by winter in California. Winter is a difficult time for me, as it is for many with chronic illness. My chronic migraines get worse in rainy weather, and the dark, short days don’t help the situation. B...
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