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Wear, Tear, & Care | Conquering Chronic Pain -                Hello! Welcome to Wear, Tear, & Care, a blog about chronic pain and related health conditions that is illustrated by my own whacky adventures in the health care system. WT&C is also an avid follower of the Oxford Comma. So, just to get this out there: I do not offer medical advice. I…

  • https://weartearandcare.com/about/ About Jennifer Kain Kilgore | Wear, Tear, & Care - My name is Jen. At the time of this writing I am 27 years old. I'm an attorney in the Boston area, and I also do a lot of writing and editing in the off-hours. I have a wonderful husband (we'll call him "Husband") a fat cat ("Fattie"), and a tight-knit family. Husband and I…
  • https://weartearandcare.com/free-stuff/ Free Stuff! | Wear, Tear, & Care - Everyone likes free stuff. Since you're a lovely person who decided to investigate this corner of the internet, please accept this coloring book page as your reward. It features Rufus, my chronic pain spirit animal, and is a teaser for an upcoming book that is illustrated by my sister and written by me!
  • https://weartearandcare.com/hire-me/ Services | Wear, Tear, & Care - I’m a writer, editor, researcher, patient advocate, and licensed attorney who specializes in helping you transition out of the traditional work force and create a passion-based business. I specialize in assisting clients with physical and mental limitations, but I am willing to work with anyone who wants to make a new business. If you’re looking for a well-rounded professional who can…
  • https://weartearandcare.com/contact/ Contact Me | Wear, Tear, & Care - Got questions? Want answers? Wanna chat? Desperate to unload heaps of mental anguish upon someone who listens pretty well? I'm not a psychiatrist. I went to law school and now I edit things. But hey, everybody needs a friend! Send an email or leave a comment; I will do my best to answer and/or chat…
  • https://weartearandcare.com/2015/02/23/lets-talk-about-wabi-sabi-kintsugi-and-invisible-illness/ Let’s Talk About Wabi Sabi, Kintsugi, and Invisible Illness | Wear, Tear, & Care - I finally caught up with a couple fragments of thought for this edition of Wear, Tear, & Care. For weeks now I've been pondering two Japanese concepts: Wabi-Sabi and Kintsugi. Wabi-Sabi: "the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection". Kintsugi: the art of repairing broken pottery with gold. These two Japanese practices can easily parallel the difficulties…

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  • mandeep kaur - nice

    the taste is not all that great but I take it in the evening.... i think it is helping make my hair fuller but I am also taking the 10,000 mg biotin pills.....i will continue to take it for a few more months and see how the results are

  • Jaxsen B - A must have for pole fitness

    An absolute must have for those learning pole fitness. I tried sandpaper and batting gloves, but they weren't nearly as effective. I was able to flip upside down with the improved grip, which was previously something I couldn't do due to sweaty hands.