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A Reflection on Chronic Illness and Graduate School

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I originally wrote the post below in June 2011. I had finished defending my PhD in English Literature in the fall of 2010 and I was depressed, in pain, and […]

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Experiences, Postgraduate Research
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Even more Headaches & Heartbreaks

July 8, 2014by phdisabledguest1 3 Comments

This article is a follow-up to “The Headache and Heartbreak of doing Academia with Chronic Migraine” and is written by the same anonymous author. When you last heard my story, […]

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Finding My Niche Despite Chronic Illness

July 1, 2014by phdisabledguest1 4 Comments

A few weeks into my first year as a Sociology PhD student, I started to notice intense pain after working out. I don’t know exactly when things changed, but I […]

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Falling Down on the Job: Chronic Illness in Post-Graduate Workplace (Part 1)

November 15, 2013by phdisabled Leave a comment

In Doing a PhD in Half the Time, Sarcozona discussed the role of academic institutions and individuals in managing expectations around productivity with a chronic illness.  Many of the ideas […]

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