World Book Day
Happy World Book Day! Here’s hoping that by next year’s event, I can celebrate it with the publication of my own book! 🤞🏻📝📖🤓👩🏻💻
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Life Unfinished
My fears about my upcoming neurosurgery
Read More Life UnfinishedThe Importance of Finding People Who “Get It”
By: Katherine Itacy, Esq. Dated: March 4, 2018 It’s been a long, long journey since I started feeling the symptoms of my spinal disorder in December of 2015. Since then, I’ve retired from my job (today, actually), gone through a number of painful medical procedures and nauseating pain meds, lost a good deal of mobility […]
Read More The Importance of Finding People Who “Get It”Learning How to Be “Full of Beauty”
My thoughts on Glennon Doyle Melton’s “Love Warrior” memoir
Read More Learning How to Be “Full of Beauty”When You Force a Workhorse to Retire, She’s Bound to Get a Bit Jittery in the Stable!
By: Katherine Itacy, Esq. Dated: January 24, 2018 Both of my parents have demonstrated an obscene work ethic my entire life. And sure, they came right out and told me and my brother to work hard in school and for the things we wanted, but I think that I learned subconsciously to mimic their true […]
Read More When You Force a Workhorse to Retire, She’s Bound to Get a Bit Jittery in the Stable!My So-Called Interracial-/Intercultural-Married Life
Preparing soup joumou on Haitian Independence Day (a.k.a. New Year’s Day) for my family
Read More My So-Called Interracial-/Intercultural-Married LifeThe Mindfuck that Comes with Adjusting to a Debilitating Disability
By: Katherine Itacy, Esq. Dated: December 12, 2017 I grew up thinking that I had fatefully (and narrowly) escaped paralysis. As my mother has relayed to me time and time again, in early 1988, she noticed that I was complaining of lower back pain. Since I had been born with Spina Bifida and a lipoma […]
Read More The Mindfuck that Comes with Adjusting to a Debilitating DisabilityChronic Pain – Suffering in (Quasi-) Silence
By: Katherine Itacy, Esq. Dated: November 13, 2017 Living with Type-I (juvenile) diabetes can be really frustrating and painful, but until I started experiencing symptoms of arachnoiditis in December of 2015, I didn’t quite know just how frustrating and painful it could be to live in my body. Arachnoiditis, as I would come to quickly […]
Read More Chronic Pain – Suffering in (Quasi-) SilenceNational Diabetes Month Starts Today – Be Aware and Spread the Knowledge!
Beware, the cursed diabetes!
Read More National Diabetes Month Starts Today – Be Aware and Spread the Knowledge!A Sincere “Thank You!” to the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, and to My Dad
By: Katherine Itacy, Esq. Dated: October 22, 2017 As it gets closer to Wednesday’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony, I have been reflecting more and more upon what the Rhode Island Interscholastic League (“RIIL”) has meant to me. The simple fact is, RIIL changed my life, and has afforded me more opportunities and […]
Read More A Sincere “Thank You!” to the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, and to My Dad
Katherine Itacy 