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Me and Igi and the Fickle Finger of Fame
As a struggling actor, I never got my big break. But one small role showed me the life of a true artist.
Naomi Harris for Newsweek
Good Doctors Spot Mistakes, Save Lives
A Dog Who Was Pure Muscle and All Heart
What Grandma Kept Hidden From Us
Climbing Everest with a ‘Bionic’ Heart
The Love That Will Finally Speak Its Name
What My Epileptic Daughter Needs
A Last Labor of Love
Real Men Shed Tears - Why It's All Right to Cry
Cancer Saved Me
The Streets Change, But Memories Endure
I Stopped Talking and Started Walking
Let's Think Outside The Box of Bad Clichés
Saving My Cat: Why No Price Was Too High
Stop Setting Alarms on My Biological Clock
My Turn: Battling a Devil of a Disease
My Son's Tattoos and Me
My Turn: From Jock to Beauty Queen and Back
A Difficult Decision on Genetic Testing
The Family Road Trip in a Digital Age
My Turn: Defining Normal When You're Disabled
Reaching My Goal of Having No Life Plan
In Defense of Formula-Fed Babies
I'm Happiest Dressed In My Birthday Suit
My Turn: A Bridesmaid's Fitness Inspiration
I'm Still Listening for My Father's Words
The Real Burden of Eating Disorders
Scheduling Adulthood One Page at a Time
10 Educational Hours at the ER
'I'm Sorry' Shouldn't Be the Hardest Words
Love on a Shoestring: Our $150 Wedding
My Turn: No Such Thing as An 'Average' Family
My Turn: How I Thrive Despite Depression
What I've Missed With My Camcorder
My Turn: Making Room for Dad's New Girlfriend
Looking for Answers To My Nephew's Death
Rooting for the Home Team Is Not So Easy
The Miracle of My Mother's Easter Pies
We Protect Kids From Everything But Fear
Moving Back East; Heading Back Home
Cancer: Marking Survival With a Special Tattoo
Seeing a Smile I Had Not Known Existed
Dear Satu: Letters Tell the Story of Our Lives
Health Triumphs: An Unlikely Marathon Man
And on This Farm She Found a Future
My Turn: Eat, Drink, Man, Woman (and Child)
Dear Junk Mailers: Leave My Son Alone
My Turn: Living With Celiac Disease
Why I Broke One of My 'Cardinal' Rules
Of Cats and Memory
My Turn: Living With Narcolepsy
One Son's Choice: Love or Country?
Learning My Instincts
The Stage of Grief No One Admits To: Relief
My Husband's Song for Another Woman
The Man Who Wore His Heart on His Shoes
Building a Birdhouse, Building Memory
I Freed Myself When I Embraced My Locks
Loving Creationists
Rethinking Politics, for Kids
Of Course There's a Santa
The Magical Skirt
My Smile Is Worth More Than Face Value
I'm Still Starry-Eyed After All These Years
Thou Shalt Not Turn Me Into a False Idol
An Unseasonably Warm Thanksgiving
Why I'll Always Wave The Flag of My Father
I Think, Therefore I Am Misunderstood
A Little Sister Takes On a Big Challenge
Passing the Pen Down To the Next Generation
Fear and Loathing on The 'My Turn' Trail
Membership Has Its Benefits ... Doesn't It?
My Declaration of ... Well, Dependence
Friendship, Advice and A Roll of the Dice
My March Into the Military Academy
Celebrating the Pity Of Brotherly Love
The First in the Family To Be Supersized
I'm Old—And I'm Just Fine With That
It's Just a Wheelchair, Not a Batmobile
The Pickup Game as a Model for Peace?
We Didn't Need the Past—Or So I Thought
C'mon, America, Fire Up Those Shredders
Emil's Big Chance Leaves Me Uneasy
Consumed by Guilt, I Just Stopped Eating
Enjoying the View From the Back Seat
A Chance to Honor Our Best Ambassadors
Study Hard and You, Too, Can Deliver Pizza
It Takes a Real Man to Be a Good Mother
What Does It Take to Coach Girls' Track?
We've Overlooked One of Our Greatest Assets
Sidewalks Can Make a Town a Neighborhood
We Had the Love, But I Long for the Letters
The Sun Has Finally Come Out for Alex
A Black Doctor's Patient Problems
In the 'Barn' I Realized Just How Lucky I Am
Life Didn't Pass Me By, It Stopped In for Gas
Our Grief Doesn't Make Us Experts
An Agent, a Publisher and a Polygraph Test?
Soggy at the Edges, Mardi Gras Goes On
Remember Me as a Writer, Not a Survivor
Still Haunted by What Could Have Happened
Meds Alone Couldn't Bring Robert Back
I Was Out of a Job—And an Identity
I Want Constantine's Murderer to Die
From New Kid on the Job to Tribal Elder
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