Chin Tucks for Cervical Disc Herniations

by Natasha Wein

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The Réapparition Journal Podcast is a platform amplifying underrepresented voices in health, illness, and bioethics. Through storytelling and conversation with patients, caregivers, clinicians, and thinkers, we explore the human experiences behind medicine and ethics, challenging assumptions and expanding perspectives.

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artist highlight

Réapparition Journal’s mission is to amplify narratives of strength in illness— part of this mission is showcasing the authors and artists behind these stories. Here, we present the resilience of one of our journal’s artists, Natasha Wein.