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Impaled Digits

Posted on April 11, 2014 by

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Growing up, I had the privilege of enduring several ingrown toenail surgeries, which culminated in having a third of the nail removed on each of my big toes.  Of course, by that time I was reading a magazine and whistling to myself while blood… Continue Reading “Impaled Digits”

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Grandma, Food, and Cancer

Posted on August 8, 2013 by

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I grew up in a food stamp house, allergic to milk, with a vegetarian mother and no television.  Books, cats, and a hugely-overactive imagination were my entertainment.  Once a week my mom would take me to the library and I’d check out so many books… Continue Reading “Grandma, Food, and Cancer”

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