WW II Baby Substack
Emily Pittman NewberryAn invitation to live your deepest values and to witness my podcasts and writings where I live my own.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | wwiibaby.substack.com |
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Episode 22 How the American Healthcare System Arose Part I
For this Episode of Butterfly Arose and the next one I am using the most comprehensive history of how the current system of medical care in America arose that I could find. It is The Social Transformation of American Medicine by Paul Starr....
Episode 21 Thoughts on System Level Effects in Healthcare
I went to urgent care in the Sunnyside Hospital campus of Kaiser Permanente Northwest twice in the last three months. Each time, I was focused intently on the physical symptoms that brought me there and the connections I had with intake wor...
Episode 29 What Do I Want for Christmas?
I don’t usually make a deal in public about all the year-end holidays other than wishing the best for everyone in inter-personal gatherings. But an exchange with an Uber driver reminded me of what I want for Christmas in a way that surprise...
Episode 28 Navigating Uncertainty With My Torn Meniscus
Recently I’ve been thinking more carefully about what we know and don’t know and how to live an ordinary life even with the not knowing parts arising. Why now? A debilitating knee injury that surprised me on Thursday, October 2nd.
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Emily Pittman Newberry is a writer and performance poet living in Portland, Oregon. Her latest books are Turning Inside Out, a memoir, and Signs a chapbook of poetry. She has two podcast series.
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