HeyJaredTales from the Chronic Migraine Wilderness
Welcome to my Substack! I'm a former physician who has chronic migraine. I write about faith and chronic migraine and their intersection. I sometimes write about books and knitting with the occasional rant about politics. Come sit a spell!
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My Life As Of 9/9/2026 (opens the original)
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So often, I want to write something, but I get to the end of the day and all of the philosophical or spiritual has gone plum (or is it plumb?) out of me. But, tonight, I figure we can just take a minute or twenty to take stock of what is going on in Catherine’s life.<source type="image/w
Summer Fun! (opens the original)
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Life:Summer in Wisconsin is amazing! Yes, we have a week or two of absolutely hot weather, but overall, the temperatures are moderate and the humidity is manageable. I grew up in South Florida and went to college and medical school in Louisiana, so I know hot and humid. I LOVE Wisconsin summer! Of course, we pay for it with Wisconsin winter, but I still think it’s worth it.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1588472235276-7638965471e2?crop=entropy
In Praise of Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches (opens the original)
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