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Fern

New blog post up in which I try to do Past Me a solid. Neurodivergence, regret, and Apple stock, all in one little bundle for ya.

I'm new to memoir and don't know what I'm doing. Though I wouldn't normally publish a letter, part of why I chose to publish this one is in the hopes that somebody sees themselves in part of it, and finds something that helps them. Maybe that somebody is you.

The URL is abysmal. But the letter is okay.

open.substack.com/pub/fernbuil

An ocular scan of a patient with birdshot uveitis. There is a radar-shaped overlay on top of an angry-looking wash of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens, which indicate various stages of inflammation. The text reads: Title: Life Sentences Subtitle: Wherein I blow the Temporal Prime Directive to absolute bits
#Today#WritingCommunity#memoir
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Tom Kindlon

"Research finds potential “molecular mimics” behind #COVID -induced #autoimmune disease"

eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

“some of the human proteins the researchers identified as likely targets of COVID-induced #autoimmunity are only found in people with specific genetics”

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News Release 26-Mar-2025 Research finds potential “molecular mimics” behind COVID-induced autoimmune disease Peer-Reviewed Publication University of Utah Health COVID infection has been linked to higher risk of autoimmune disorders, including rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 diabetes. But why the virus might cause the body’s immune system to go haywire remains unknown, making it difficult to develop therapies to avoid autoimmunity. One hypothesis is that viral “molecular mimics” that resemble the body’s own proteins trigger an immune response against the virus—and healthy tissues get caught in the crossfire.
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