Operation Remove Shrapnel
Stacey MorrisWriter and Journalist Stacey Morris recounts the highs and lows of surviving a tumultuous childhood laced with bullying, betrayal, and obscene amounts of dieting.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 35 |
| Subscribers | Read | therecoveringamerican.substack.com |
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I broke a rule and I liked it
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The Power of a Good Listener and a Good Melody
Who does postcards anymore? Fortunately, some in my circle are still enamored with snail mail, and I recently opened my postal box to a colorful happy new year missive from Anna. I’ve known her for 22 years now – ever since the day we sat n...
Surviving the American dream: A primer
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Remembering a Giver and a Doer
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