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A Medical Condition Upended My Life. Then A Doctor Said 6 Shocking Words I Never Thought I’d Hear.

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By Summer Austin
| Yahoo Life Verified
I’m nervously waiting in an exam room at my doctor’s office to see if my body is about to enter anaphylaxis. Nurses monitor my vitals and check to see how open my breathing passages are. Technically, I could die within the next hour because I’ve ingested peanuts — the thing I’m most allergic to — but I did it on purpose. Why would I have tested fate this way? Because I’m hoping to never face the possibility of anaphylaxis from peanuts again.
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Champagne, Caviar, and Provenance Gaps at TEFAF Maastricht

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By Emiline Smith, Summer Austin
| Hyperallergic Verified
We rely on readers like you to fund our journalism. If you value our coverage and want to support more of it, please join us as a member. MAASTRICHT, the Netherlands — Luxury, legacy, and a touch of subversion — the European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) returned to the MECC convention center in the Netherlands this week with an extraordinary selection of museum-quality artworks.
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You’re Doing New Year’s Resolutions Wrong

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By Summer Austin
| The Pub
How to make a plan that works It’s that time again. The start of a new year often invokes so much hope and motivation that anything and everything seems possible. Unfortunately, many ambitious New Year’s resolutions end up being short lived as the majority of people burn out of steam. With the first week of 2025 being nearly done, some of you reading this may have already fallen short of your resolutions. Trust me, you are not alone.
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