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ceenphotography.com
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| | | | | To read a short version of this story, read my post on No Time Like the Present. On March 23, 2001, my life changed forever. It was the beginning of the nightmare of Lyme Disease. What we thought was stomach flu turned into a 40 day coma and brought me to the brink of death.... | |
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thedailyrandonneur.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Me on Dec. 10, eight days after the crash, and on Jan. 31. My big fear as a cyclist has always been that I'd pull out in front of a driver at an intersection who had the right of way. I've become very cautious at stop signs as a result. On Dec. 2, a Saturday,... | |
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diyps.org
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| | | | | As I wrote in a previous post with much more detail (see here), I fell off a mountain and broke my ankle in three places, then managed to break a bone in my 5th toe on the other foot. This meant that my right ankle was in a hard cast for 6 weeks and I... | |
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simonharlingblog.com
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| | | Is the problem you face real or imaginary? I've sat through enough studies and opinion polls to realise it's a question worth asking. Imaginary problems feel real - and that's the problem. Why are 80%* of physiotherapists podcasters men? Recognising that an imaginary problem feels real is the first step to a better conversation about | ||
