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  • Lack of Tolerance
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    By Lysa Dilley Wrote
    December 10, 2018
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    Opinions And Assholes

    If only we could glance away from our self-centered distractions and the constant battle of being “right!” The price we are paying for these harsh battles comes at the expense of the relationships we value most. We judge the integrity and character of others by “their” opinions. How about we take an honest and introspective look ...
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    December 10, 2018
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    Daydream Writer: How I Am Bringing My Daydreams To Life

    Sitting here at the window, staring up at the stars, how they sparkle in the night sky like diamonds. It makes one reflect on life and regrets. Do I have regrets? Yes, but I learned from those regrets. Who would have known the signs were there when I was a child? It is possible, but ...
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    By Keely Messino
    November 5, 2018
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    I’m Only Buying Socks For My Loved Ones This Year

    The holiday season poses unique challenges for someone with cerebral palsy. When I was growing up, I loved dressing up as my favorite animal and handing out candy on Halloween. I love going to holiday parties dressed like my favorite Disney princess. Now that I’m older, I understand the complexities that come with the holiday ...
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  • Stanley Cup Winner 2018
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    By Lysa Dilley Wrote
    October 15, 2018
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    You Have To Give It Away To Keep It

    There’s an old AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) slogan I learned many years ago, “you have to give it away to keep it.” The reference was to sobriety, but it applies to most everything. I can describe the phrase as karma, generosity, tithing, and selfless giving. Detailed in my article titled “Ricochet” is a similar example of this theory. ...
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    October 1, 2018
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    Ricochet

    Ricochet: a verb meaning to bounce off something at an angle.  When it comes to firearms, a ricochet can be dangerous and deadly. When it comes to life, it can go either way. A verbal “bullet” will always be deflected in one way or another. A bad relationship can ricochet emotional baggage into every relationship ...
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    October 1, 2018
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    October Is Dwarfism Awareness Month

    The fall season is hands down my favorite time of year. The leaves begin to fall and turn to beautiful shades of red, yellow, and orange. I am always eager with anticipation for stepping outside to feel the crisp, cool air brush against my cheeks. Wearing comfy sweaters and flannel pajama pants again. Smelling the ...
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    By Judy Conti
    September 17, 2018
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    Paint The Town Blue For Pain Awareness

    Our strength grows out of our weaknesses- Ralph Waldo Emerson Millions of Americans live with chronic pain. The number of people who are affected by pain is significantly higher than that of those who suffer from diabetes, heart disease, and cancer all rolled into one. When a person experiences pain, it is usually their body’s ...
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    By Judy Conti
    September 3, 2018
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    When You Have To Choose Your Mental Health Over Someone You Love

    One of my favorite television shows of all time is That 70’s Show. I remember the days when I used to come home from school, sit by the TV with my homework and watch the fictional lives of six teenagers living in the suburbs of Wisconsin. In the finale of season five, the gang goes ...
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    By Keely Messino
    August 13, 2018
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    A Foodie’s Act of Kindness

    Like most young people, the internet has replaced TV for me. I am either streaming music or watching videos on the internet every day. One of my favorite YouTubers is a woman who calls herself emmymadeinjapan. Recently, I was shown an act of kindness by a perfect stranger.  I wrote one of my favorite YouTubers ...
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    By Judy Conti
    July 30, 2018
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    The Darkness Doesn’t Scare Me Anymore

    Wouldn’t it be nice if life could always be as simple as it was during our younger days? Those days when we could play outside for hours with other school children from our neighborhood? The ones when all we had to worry about was doing well in school? Whether our parents would let us sleep ...
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