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In 2002, Retinitis Pigmentosa changed my life. This is my story of a slow approach to darkness.

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A CALL FOR WRITERS

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I am an internationally published writer and poet, originally from Los Angeles, now living in Ireland with my husband, 2 pugs and 2 cats.  I am also the author of the full length poetry collection, "Things My Mother Left Behind", from Potter's Grove Press, and half of the creative force behind "Tiger Lily" an Ekphrastic Collaboration with Jane Cornwell, published by JC Studio Press.

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September 1, 2018

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