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<description><![CDATA[Co-Author of DIVIDED MINDS: Twin Sisters and Their Journey Through Schizophrenia (St Martins Press, 2005) and award-winning poet (WE MAD CLIMB SHAKY LADDERS:POEMS coming Mar 2009) Pamela Spiro Wagner writes about schizophrenia, shares her poetry and artwork, comments on life and relates the ups and downs of her daily struggles with mental illness. You can reach her at pamwagg217@gmail.com  For more about Pam click: <a href="/stories/pwag.htm"><span style="font-size:9pt;">[articles and poems ]</span></a>  HealthCentral Top Site Award Winner!]]></description>
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<title>My new art gallery website</title>
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<description>A brief entry this morning before I go to PT for my shoulder. I just started a second website featuring my artwork and jewelry, which is now up for donation and sale, and also simply for viewing. If anyone is interested, follow this link (and let me know of any problems.) http://artid.com/Turtleworks&quot;&gt;http://artid.com/Turtleworks...</description>
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<title>What to do, what to do?</title>
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<description>I don&apos;t have much time to write this morning but I did want to make a few notes about a dilemma, though not much of one since I don&apos;t have a great deal of choice in the matter, that presents itself today, a day that is predicted to reach 98° F with a heat index of &gt;105° F. Joe&apos;s mother,...</description>
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<title>Global Warming or Amazing Grace</title>
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<description>This past week I spent the whole hour with Dr O talking about my fears concerning global warming, looming social chaos and the environmental catastrophe I felt was soon to overtake all of human civilization. Not only did I rail against our stupidity in overpopulating the earth, despite loud and vociferous warnings (remember calls for ZPG - zero population growth)...</description>
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<dc:date>2008-06-05T18:27:50-05:00</dc:date>
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<title>Probably a false alarm</title>
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<description>Good news! Dr C said my worry about renal disease is likely nothing. Unless the numbers keep trending up and down, ie the numbers going higher keep going up and those going down keep going down significantly, where I am now is not bad. It would only be if the numbers got a great deal worse that kidney disease would...</description>
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<title>Sitting in the Dark...</title>
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<description>It&apos;s late Sunday night and I&apos;ve got to sleep so I&apos;ll probably start writing this then finish it on Monday or Tuesday...But I wanted to start it while I was still up. I am still a bit shaky vis a vis this Herxheimer business...Feel like I am in the midst of a hurricane at the moment, sitting in the dark...</description>
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<title>Lyme spirochete is a corkscrew-like bacterium</title>
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<description> This is the corkscrew-like bacterium or spirochaete of Lyme Disease. The other famous spirochaete disease is syphilis, which is often itself treated with long term-antibiotics, a good model for Lyme treatment. My personal question concerns the corkscrew morphology: does it somehow aid the bacterium in penetrating the tissue more easily? Is it significant in terms of function? Would the...</description>
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<title>Lyme tick is out and in force</title>
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<description> This is the tick that carries the Lyme bacteria. You should ALWAYS wear long pants and socks, and use bug repellant when walking in tall grass or in the woods. I know, bug repellants might not be &quot;good&quot; for you, but I assure you that the risk they confer is a great deal less than the risk of getting...</description>
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<title>Infectious disease can produce symptoms of schizophrenia</title>
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<description>I&apos;m slowly recovering from a &quot;bout&quot; with demons...All week long, well, ever since Tuesday night&apos;s writing group actually, where I became suddenly distracted by numbers and letters from random sources -- license plates, book spines, letters popping off the pages of writing in seemingly significant combinations...All week long I have been in a state of increasing distress, culminating yesterday, during...</description>
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<title>Picture of me and one recent artwork</title>
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<description>I figure some of you might want to know what I look like. So here I am, in my favorite tee shirt and the one necklace -- remade since this photo using graduated real turquoise beads and sterling silver - I won&apos;t sell. This is the photo that I believe will be used for publicity for my book of poems....</description>
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<description>This is a paper mâché lampshade I recently made. I imagine there is not much else I need to say about it! BD...</description>
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<title>&quot;Money&quot;: A Writing Assignment</title>
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<description>Warning: If you happen to belong to my Sun Writing Group, do not continue on to the writing below as this will be offered as my contribution to our group this coming Tuesday. Naturally I prefer that you not read it in advance...To all you others, some words of explanation. First of all, I usually write a poem in response...</description>
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<title>Is it BPD or is it Lyme? A personal story</title>
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<description>If you have never heard of BPD it stands for Borderline Personality Disorder and I will quote the psychiatrist&apos;s Bible, the DSM IV to explain what it is: A pervasive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, and affects, and marked impulsivity beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of...</description>
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<title>Mental Health Speech</title>
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<description>The following is for those of you who have not yet seen or heard us speak or read my speech as posted elsewhere on the blog. Even so, if you have read the original speech written in 2005-6 and recognize some familiar parts, you will see if you proceed that there is also much that is new. I promise to...</description>
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<title>&quot;Slime molds&quot; bowl with fake apple</title>
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<description> This is one of my newest art projects. The bowl is papier mâché which has been gilded inside with composition gold leaf and painted outside then polyurethaned inside and out for durability. The pictures are really of slime molds, but in false colors. I&apos;ve been having a blast making various things out of papier mâché recently. Along with the...</description>
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<title>Disappearing turned out to be a little more difficult...</title>
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<description>The &quot;art of disappearing&quot; turned out to be a little more difficult than I thought (referring to my second to last entry and to Naomi Shihab Nye&apos;s poem, which I quoted there). To continue the story, which did not end where I left it. The next day, I got home from the grocery store, where Josephine had taken me, to...</description>
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