Wren’s Substack
Wren BakerMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | wrenbaker.substack.com |
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My word for this month is flux
For sometime now I have been threatening to write a book called '“Sometimes I hate My Own Guts —Adventures with my Gastroenterologist” but today this is what arrived into the inbox of my brain:
Uncertain
Well it has been “a minute” as the saying goes. My word of the month is uncertainty. There are people dying of starvation in Gaza, a most unstable man is at the helm of our country, and there is an ongoing war in Ukraine that is wearing the...
Looking at the world through cancer colored glasses.
Eight days ago I got my breast cancer diagnosis. When I was a child I loved Audrey Hepburn and watched her movies on our black and white television. In one film, I don’t remember which one, the main character is walking through a market in ...
Kind of pissed off about being diagnosed with breast cancer
Back in April I scheduled and completed my annual screening mammogram. A day later I received a call from the radiology department at Fred Hutchinson Cancer center where the test was done. They saw some “Asymmetry” on the right side. They a...
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Former Hippie Peace Freak. Retired nurse with OPINIONS. Woke since 1968. And mad as hell about the election and the current situation of our country. And when I grow up I want to be a bad ass, outlaw, warrior poet.
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