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Category Archives: Health
Itchy, Scratchy, Socially Unacceptable
So, as I’ve referenced in the past, I have psoriasis. It’s this skin disease like eczema, except it’s called psoriasis, and it’s, like, a totally different disease. In both diseases, there are red splotches all over the affected human. Or … Continue reading
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Tagged difference between eczema and psoriasis, Leann Rimes, macy's, people issues, psoriasis, shoes, skin issues
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On Being Treated Like a Leper and/or Being Totally Oversensitive
I have psoriasis. I’m pretty sure I mentioned that before, but it showed up when I was about 21 and has been going strong ever since. I don’t write about it much, because I don’t want this to be an … Continue reading
It's Been A While
It’s also been a busy time. We’ve been working full throttle and I’ve been working at Bankruptcy Inc. and freelance writing (yay!) all at the same time. We have no clean forks or underpants, but life is good. I’ve just … Continue reading
