Happy New Year. I found you through my Google Alert on empathy, which took me to your post "What Is Empathy?" One other physical and practical way to increase your readers' empathy is ALWAYS to link whatever you're writing about to the word empathy. All ideas are physically located in our neural pathways and get there through experience and language. We also know from cognitive science that every conversation - written or verbal - is moral and political. So whatever your topic, if you can link it to empathy, the soul of democracy, you are helping to expand empathy in the brains of your readers physically. By the way, we are always looking for new members at Empathy Surplus Network USA. Keep it up. #GoEmpathySurplus
Hi Dawn! So grateful to find you here and look forward to reading more. I'm a SCAD heart attack survivor 6 years now. I live with an untreatable vascular condition (FMD) and underwent a 4-hour heart surgery at Mayo Clinic to close a congenital heart defect only discovered when I was 43 and had my heart attack! I am incredibly lucky, and thankful to feel good and live my life. I am glad to read you are in a good place too. and TWO heart transplants? You are a queen! Cheers to you.
Congratulations on your six-year survival. Do you have an ICD to keep you safe from any future events? I had one for a couple of years until the first transplant.
Congratulations on reaching over 500 subscribers. Another Substacker, Susan Wadds, is writing her second novel about someone who received a transplant, with an unusual side effect.
Happy New Year. I found you through my Google Alert on empathy, which took me to your post "What Is Empathy?" One other physical and practical way to increase your readers' empathy is ALWAYS to link whatever you're writing about to the word empathy. All ideas are physically located in our neural pathways and get there through experience and language. We also know from cognitive science that every conversation - written or verbal - is moral and political. So whatever your topic, if you can link it to empathy, the soul of democracy, you are helping to expand empathy in the brains of your readers physically. By the way, we are always looking for new members at Empathy Surplus Network USA. Keep it up. #GoEmpathySurplus
You might like the post I have scheduled for tomorrow morning. Stay tuned!
You might also like this earlier post.
https://open.substack.com/pub/dawnlevitt/p/too-sick-to-work-but-too-healthy
Thanks.
Glad we’ve connected and look forward to the reads!
I’m looking forward to diving into your writing! It sounds like just what I need.
I’m looking forward to having you here!
Its a fight and no one gets out alive… https://open.substack.com/pub/doctorbuzzard/p/the-struggle-for-freedom?r=21v0ff&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Hi Dawn! So grateful to find you here and look forward to reading more. I'm a SCAD heart attack survivor 6 years now. I live with an untreatable vascular condition (FMD) and underwent a 4-hour heart surgery at Mayo Clinic to close a congenital heart defect only discovered when I was 43 and had my heart attack! I am incredibly lucky, and thankful to feel good and live my life. I am glad to read you are in a good place too. and TWO heart transplants? You are a queen! Cheers to you.
Congratulations on your six-year survival. Do you have an ICD to keep you safe from any future events? I had one for a couple of years until the first transplant.
Congratulations on reaching over 500 subscribers. Another Substacker, Susan Wadds, is writing her second novel about someone who received a transplant, with an unusual side effect.
Oh that's fascinating! I would be interested in learning more about it.
I don't know when it will be out, but I'll let you know.
I don't write on my page here so don't follow me! But this looks great!
Thanks for your feedback! Glad to have you here.