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6/9 – A day trip to Houston; playing the Wii

So, I don't have much to add, except to say that there isn't much to add for now. There will...
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There’s No Place Like Home

It's been awhile since I've posted and it's been awhile since the last post and as usual things are pretty...
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5/30 – A preview of mom’s post, due out today!

Hey everyone! Things are going very well for us here in Austin. Mom is working on a post, and here's...
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5/20 – Legislative Update (last step!!), this time with pictures!

Note: The pictures have nothing to do with the legislative update. I had promised to put pictures on the blog...
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5/18 – Aaron Behrens of Ghostland Observatory, and some cool things I didn’t get to see

I'm reporting from Dallas today, and I'm happy to say that Jamie's reached a couple of major milestones during these...
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5/14 – What goes around, comes around

Yesterday marked 6 months since Jamie got sick. During these/those six months, everything has sort of folded-in on itself. We...
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A woefully insufficient ode to our mother

Jamie is here working with Kristin (PT) and Cindy (OT) in a joint session. They’re working on her flexibility, building...
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5/8 – Jamie’s first week at St. David’s, briefly

Finally, a post about the daily goings on here at St. David's in Austin. If I could describe the St....
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If your audience needs to hear this, let's talk

Conferences, campuses, committees, podcasts. If your audience needs to hear this, Jamie can reach them. She survived something most people can barely imagine, and she talks about it with a directness and a sense of humor that cut straight through the usual gravity of public health messaging. Audiences trust her because she has earned the right to say what she says.

She is just as comfortable delivering legislative testimony as she is headlining a university keynote or joining a panel on life after limb loss. Whatever the format, people walk away informed, disarmed, and far more likely to actually do something about it.