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Writing While Impaired

KidLit author, Carolyn Bennett Fraiser, discusses the difficulties of finding creativity while dealing with chronic health conditions and tips on how to overcome those barriers.

Newsletter · By Carolyn B Fraiser · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 4, 2026

    Imperfectly Perfect (opens the original)

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    As a “slowly recovering perfectionist,” I totally needed this blog today. Some days, it feels like the more I try to get things “right,” the more I wobble and simply miss the mark. But getting things perfect isn’t the goal—or at least, it shouldn’t be. Learning to have fun, connect with other people, and simply find joy in the middle of our struggles makes even the wobbliest effort SO worth it! I’m so pleased to have KidLit author and writing coach, Lizzie Brooks, to the Writing While Impaired b

  2. Issue · Jul 19, 2026

    Creative Processing (opens the original)

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    What does it mean to you to be creative? For some people, being creative is simply the act of creating. But what happens when you don’t have anything tangible to show for the hours you put into your creative projects? Often, even times of creative rest and processing can lead to frustration, fatigue, and even hopelessness because we don’t see the results right away. Creativity is not a one-size-fits-all model—as much as we wish it were! Some of us need more time to rest and process information t

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