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My daughter, Lucy, 23, has been teaching in an urban school for two years. She plans to go to Law School in a year. Not to practice law but because she thinks it will give her the credentials she’ll need to do what she wants to do.
And there’s where the story […]
I got this email today and I have to share it with you. It doesn’t need anymore introduction - it speaks for itself. It’s a lot longer than the usual post but I couldn’t bear to edit it - it’s too good a story.
Dear Rosalind,
I had to tell you, I think I’m […]
Living with chronic illness can leave you feeling like you just don’t have choice. NO! Wait! That’s not the warrior spirit. If there’s one thing you always have, it is choice. That’s why Johnny Paycheck’s song, Take this Job and Shove it, has always been one of my favorite […]
Our publisher got this message from bookstore buyers: the name of this book is confusing and won’t generate orders.
It seems the sub title, Navigating the workplace with an autoimmune disease, doesn’t come up on sales grid sheets. People only see: Keep Working, Girlfriend! — and people are confused […]
As promised, I’m sharing research (and there’s more in the book!) that I discovered while writing on chapter 2 of Keep Working, Girlfriend!
Although it might seem counter intuitive — and it’s certainly not what most people will advise — work is beneficial to your well-being, particularly if you have a chronic illness.
Consider this:
1. According […]
Hooray!!!
Joan and I are thrilled to be able to tell you that our book, Keep Working, Girlfriend: Navigating the workplace with an autoimmune disease, is ready for Pre Order. Read about it on our blog page or go directly to the publisher where you can submit a pre order.
Are you wondering, what’s the big deal? […]
For those who missed the post, I’m posting again - to let you know that we’re planning changes here at KWG.com
Someone once said that only babies with wet diapers like changing.
But we don’t buy it. Keep Working, Girlfriend: women, work and chronic illness will be changing this week. If all goes well, the […]
