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Always a Zebra, Never a Horse (opens the original)
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This article is going to be more of a rant, or a vent.I often talk about living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, but I don’t know if I’ve ever explained what it is. EDS is defined as a group of rare inherited conditions that affect connective tissue. Connective tissue isn’t limited to one part of the body; it’s the glue that holds our bodies together. My joints, ligaments, and skin are super stretchy, or hypermobile. I like to describe myself as a house built on Elmer’s glue rather than cement.Becau
We Begin in Silence (opens the original)
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I’m really struggling with what to write today, September 11, 2026.Earlier this week, I had planned to write an article about the New Moon in Virgo and the meaning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, which begins today.But today is also the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks.As a New Yorker who was in DC that morning, my life will forever be marked by a before and an after. (I acknowledge I am not alone in this.)Do I send out something about how we can never forget those
Musings on the Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse in Pisces (opens the original)
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In the Northern Hemisphere, Virgo season means back to school. And it’s not just for the kids - we adults mourn the last gasps of summer, and we begin to think about schedules, routines, and all those pesky details (you know, the stuff Virgo rules) that we were able to ignore while we savored our 8 pm sunsets. It’s always a reset, but this year it’s also the close of an eclipse cycle that began on September 17, 2024, and ends today with a Full Moon and deep, partial lunar eclipse in Pisces.Despi
Is It a Sign or Just a Feather? (opens the original)
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Picture this:You find a feather on the sidewalk. You ask two different people nearby what it means.The first one says it’s a sign - someone is with you, and the timing isn’t an accident; pay attention.The other says it’s a feather. Birds have tons of them. They fall off. There are eleven more in the gutter down the street.Both of them are certain. But which one is right?<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1527380992061-b126c88cbb41?crop=entropy&cs
Coming Out as Traumatized (opens the original)
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about some deeply personal things.All of the crap I’ve been carrying since 2023, and before that, without naming them: car accidents, childhood loss, sexual assault, living with chronic pain and a rare disease, severe depression, panic attacks, physical and psychological trauma from medical interventions.And while sharing this was freeing, it also felt uncomfortable. Vulnerable as fuck, to put it mildly. Even the support that I received from my IRL friends f
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