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WRITING WHAT’S TOUGH – from Trauma to Health

WRITING WHAT’S TOUGH – from Trauma to Health

Move at the Speed of Trust, a friend painted in gold one Xmas – she said it was inspired by a Black Lives Matter credo – and that card has been on my inspirational shelf ever since. Beside it stands my homegrown motto: I choose health.  Three years ago when agents and publishers started to […]

January 9, 2021 | By Diana Tokaji | Reply More

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