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family history

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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 2

“When you learn something hard or surprising about your family's past, do you feel more free or more tied down by it?”

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    blakeSA·...
    My family wasn't rich when I was a kid, but yeah I see this in my family history, and taking on your thesis here, I can even more take in and feel gratitude to my ancestors, for all the work they did so that I could have the kind of priveleges I had growing up....
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  • ↳onI’m passionate about the power of storytelling—whether through music, writing, visual art, or conversation—to inspire change and bring people together. Much of my work focuses on women’s empowerment, resilience, social justice, and finding hope in difficult circumstances.byNNatalieJ
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    EyesOnThePast·...

    I wish that more people would look past their dna results,  and build out their family trees. Instead of worrying about what you dna says your from, look to discover how much that doesnt matter.

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    family-history
    genealogy
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    nikkirwphillips·...

    Where in Colorado? That's where I was raised. My family helped found Meeker. Not in any way noteworthy just moved there when Meeker was first coming about

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    AutodidacticInAZinMedical issues that would have confounded Dr House·...
    As far back as I can recall (I’m 67 but have pretty good recall to age 3), I’ve dealt with unexplained pain and inflammation. I think I’ve seen at least one specialist in just about every common specialty there is....
    genetics
    family-history
    chronic-illness
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    stripey7·...
    On the low-key side, my mother told me how when she was an active member of the Socialist Workers Party, members would be encouraged to leave their copy of the party newspaper on the trolley after they were finished reading it....
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    political-activism
    family-history

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