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Deb Lee

Washington, D.C.
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Things I love: Productivity, sleep, coffee, and apps. Not necessarily in that order. 🐘💚 Evernote Certified Expert. Podcaster 🎧 @productivityluv.
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Corn Soufflé

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By Allrecipes Member, Deb Lee, Mary Poris
| Allrecipes Verified
Corn Soufflé This creamy corn soufflé is a family favorite that’s great for holidays. It pairs perfectly with roast turkey or ham, looks impressive, and couldn’t be easier to make! It always disappears fast. Submitted by Mary Poris Updated on March 20, 2026
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Addressing my increasing concerns about lower leg edema

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By Jerry Walter, Kara Bakke, Ann Page, Deb Lee
| Fabry Disease News
Chronic lower extremity edema is common among people with Fabry disease. This type of swelling occurs because of fluid buildup and may range from mild to pitting — when the swollen skin is pressed and an indentation remains. Before I began receiving intravenous enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) for Fabry in a 2002 clinical trial, the edema in my legs, feet, and ankles was severe. I developed varicose veins and cracked, tight skin and faced a higher risk of infection.
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On the Shelf: In Limbo

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By Deb Lee, Jesse Lobbs
| Emporia Gazette Verified
Reviewed by Jesse Lobbs “Limbo,” by Deb JJ Lee, First Second, 2023, $17.99. This graphic memoir is a deep work, looking into one of the most challenging parts of growing up: your identity. In the epilogue, the artist writes how their graphic memoir became a vital touchstone for finding closure in both their experience as a Korean-American teenager as well as how a tumultuous relationship with their mother shaped those years.
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