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- Dear USA, please, could we have just a moment of silence?
- Cake is Good but Homemade Birthday Cake Ice Cream is Way Better!
- I'm doomed. I have a cold in this COVID chaos.
- NOON: Beyond the Biopsy: The Massachusetts Panel 9/16
- I've been dishing it out for years.
- It's 46 degrees and there's "a beaver on da roof."
- My pumpkin spice is lacking something
- When method drowns out message.
- "Hey, Scott, are you okay? You've disappeared."
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Confessions of a former wheelchair snob
I’m just going to put this out there, as insensitive and politically incorrect as it is. It’s gonna shock those of my readers who paint me as a martyr, super-saint or spiritual giant. What can I say, that was a … Continue reading
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Tagged accessible, chronic illness, cirrhosis, faith, fear, handicapped, help, humility, Liver disease, mobility, NASH, organ donation, scooter, transplant, wheelchair
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