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#HAWMC  Dear Janice,  by Janice  Tindle 

Posted on November 4, 2016 by janicetindle.com

The WEGOHEALTH Activist 30 Day Writing Challenge Day 4  “Do you remember the day you were diagnosed? Perhaps you were scared, felt alone and surely you had tons of questions. Write a letter to yourself for the day you were … Continue reading →

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#HAWMC WEGOHEALTH Activist Writing Challenge Day 3 by Janice Tindle 

Posted on November 4, 2016 by janicetindle.com

The WEGOHEALTH Activist Writing Challenge Day 3  “Quotation Inspiration. Find a quote that inspires you (either positively or negatively) and free write about it for 15 minutes.” This is easy. ” I never give up.” – Janice Tindle  For me, … Continue reading →

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#HAWMC WEGOHEALTH Activist Writing Challenge Day 2 by Janice Tindle 

Posted on November 4, 2016 by janicetindle.com

  The WEGOHEALTH Activist Writing Challenge Day 2  “Every great writer has their own process! What’s the blogging process look like for you? Do you set aside time each week to write or do you wait until the inspiration hits? … Continue reading →

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The Caring One /Written by Janice Tindle

Posted on January 9, 2014 by janicetindle.com

The light from the blue moon shone across the porcelain giving the bathroom an eery feel. He stared at his reflection in the mirror. There was an exhausted old man staring back at him. He was just fifty-three years old. … Continue reading →

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