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Category: Health
My First Pelvic Ultrasound: Reflecting on Love and Normalcy
My first pelvic ultrasound occurred when I was 37 at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). I was participating in a Turner Syndrome study, and it was a big deal for me. I knew the ultrasound had been prescribed to assess my health, not to evaluate...
read moreGrief and Tuner Syndrome: A View from Inside A Pandemic
Everything Feels Different How do you cope with grief during a pandemic? “Normal” coping is a debatable idea to begin with, but it seems to have changed to an unrecognizable list of questions that have no sure answers. Given the current circum...
read moreTurner Syndrome Awareness Month: My Awareness Success Story
Talking Turner Syndrome I am new to talking about Turner Syndrome. I have been writing about it for a few years, but talking about it is a different thing. Building relationships with strangers connected to Turner Syndrome is something I had never do...
read moreMy Annual Checkup for Turner Syndrome
Since I moved to Florida 4 years ago, every year I travel 5 and a half hours from Miami to Gainesville for a doctor’s appointment at the Turner Syndrome Center at the University of Florida. After many years of patchwork health care from non-Turner ...
read moreAbout Katie
Born in Louisville. Live in Atlanta. Curious by nature. Researcher by education. Writer by practice. Grateful heart by desire.
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