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The Right Arm of Darkness

July 18, 2017by Eva Leave a comment

Yesterday I read a heartening news story of a 45-year-old woman who had earned her PhD in spite of a terminal diagnosis of cancer. Her university was so impressed by […]

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Healing the body, Thoughts on Cancer

The Jasper Tree

September 14, 2013by Eva 2 Comments

Today’s going to be a hard day. The 2010 Youth Peace-Poem Competition, an annual project run by the Powell River Live Poets’ Guild, received a suspect poem from a Grade […]

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Planet-saving, Thoughts on Cancer

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly-wugly Worthday

June 28, 2011by Eva Leave a comment

Tomorrow’s another birthday, likely to be spent in a state of moderate terror triggered by a single expression caught on the face of an ultrasound technician yesterday. Normally, I like […]

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Healing the body, Thoughts on Cancer

The Orgasmic Lightness of Being

November 14, 2010by Eva 1 Comment

A natural-health newsletter alerts me to the rise of cancer among pharmacists, nurses, and doctors who handle chimotherapy chemicals. Rick the Health Ranger says, "Treating cancer with chemotherapy is like […]

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Ironic, the loss of my iron man

August 7, 2010by Eva Leave a comment

Thirty-two years ago, I lost the love of my life, and my love lost his life, and all his loves. It never stops aching. Not entirely. Every June 18, unless […]

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Maddening

July 8, 2010by Eva 1 Comment

A full month after the surgery, the lab results arrived. They were said to be due within two weeks. Good. That way, I thought, I can plan my summer. If […]

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Wisdom Nugget

July 6, 2010by Eva Leave a comment

The acquisition of wisdom is seldom much fun. The happiness part comes later, once the pain subsides. Take me, the woman stepping around town now with a smile wrapped twice […]

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Is A Life So Small?

June 26, 2010by Eva Leave a comment

"Is a life so small?" Lately, I hear that cry of anguish again, every day. The heart-shaped face of my Hawaiian poet-friend, Susan Starr, arises from memory. Eleven years ago, […]

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Lose 7 Pounds in 30 Hours–Without Boring Exercise!

June 20, 2010by Eva Leave a comment

As soon as I’d clambered into the house, I waddled into the bathroom and weighed myself. Two pounds heavier than when I’d entered the hospital. I put a tape measure […]

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Borborygmi Theater

June 19, 2010by Eva Leave a comment

A left-behind stethoscope was our ticket into the Borborygmi Theater. A nurse or doctor had momentarily forgotten the thing. With a conspiratorial glance, Kay and I began listening through it, […]

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Eva

Eva van Loon (aka "Wolffy") is a writer, artist, music-lover, foodie, and educator living on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia. She shares her life with her wolf-dog, Tyee, who likes long walks in the woods, and her daughter, Katje, who likes marathons of Grey's Anatomy. When not discovering her own resourcefulness or creating new soup recipes, Eva writes fiction under the name Kaimana Wolff.

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