Posts Tagged ‘literary community’
Comment Of The Day: August 3, 2010
I'm an odd duck or not, the jury is still out. I do not believe we invite disease into our lives. in the case of thyroid diseases and cancers, I want to focus on the mind - the [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: August 2, 2010
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about our Dear Thyroid Letters. It also occurred to me that I haven’t actually written one in about two-years. I wrote so many; we’re talking [Read] | one response.
Comments Of The Day: August 1, 2010
We say goodbye to July and a beloved columnist, Sarah Downing. We move into August excited about all of the wonderful changes, growth and opportunity for all of us as a community. Our [Read] | 4 responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 31, 2010
We want everyone to have a 'voice' on Dear Thyroid. Each of our stories might have commonalities, every single yarn is unique and vital. We learn so much from each other, about our [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 30, 2010
I Hear You Butterfly, written by Lori Callahan. Lori is one of the original members of Dear Thyroid, and this was her FIRST LETTER. Wow, was it a doozy. She chronicled her medical [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 29, 2010
Today, someone asked me why Dear Thyroid was so important to me. After pausing for a moment, because let's face it, I could've given him a chaotic dissertation without substance, given [Read] | 2 responses.
Comments Of The Day: July 28, 2010
As thyroid patients and patients with chronic autoimmune conditions and cancers, we undergo vast amounts of forced change. Obviously, this is a point of contention for us, as it should [Read] | no responses.
Comments Of The Day: July 27, 2010
YOU WERE ALL FLAWLESS TODAY! Thank you for connecting with our Dear Thyroid Letter author of the day and for reading/voting on Dorienne's beautiful butterflygraph and others. YOU ARE THE [Read] | no responses.
Comments Of The Day: July 26, 2010
Sometimes we talk about the impact of our diseases on our family and friends. Not too often, but we do. Mostly we discuss the heartache related to the devastation of being 'left [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 24, 2010
We love others unconditionally, yet we don't seem to extend unconditional love to ourselves. Why? Old tapes? Disease? Forced Reinvention? What is it specifically? If there are those [Read] | 4 responses.