Seizures, daughters, and books that matter
In the life of an epilepsy mom, the longest minute of your life is the one when your child stops […]
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The Book That Almost Never Was — Elektra Chaos
When I first started writing Elektra Chaos, things hadn’t gotten bad yet. My daughter Elizabeth, who is on the cover, had
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To the Good People on the Arbor Trails Running Path
I didn’t mean to make you uncomfortable during your exercise regimen, really. See, I got up today and things were
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When one purple scarf makes a difference to a girl with epilepsy
Elizabeth went to the neurologist office this week so we could sort out the new symptoms of her medication (Lamictal)
The terrible parent or the good one? On publishing your children’s books
Quite a lot of buzz in the author blogosphere has centered around the New York Times article about books that parents have
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Elizabeth goes global
Elizabeth has been unique since well before she was born, surviving the loss of her twin when my water broke
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Elizabeth’s Not-So Merry Go Round
And the health care system goes round and round. My 8-year-old daughter Elizabeth and I feel like we’re getting tossed
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On Cheez Whiz and Seizures
I’ve always been told that the more adjectives you pile on, the further something deviates from what you thought it
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Pediatric Ambulatory EEG for Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
A lot of you know it’s been a rough year for Elizabeth, as I have posted about it before. In
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Grace in the face of adversity
My youngest daughter is Elizabeth Grace. She’s seven, likes to paint her fingernails a new color (or two) every day,