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A Decade of Transplantation: Being Well and Ill
I have a 77 year old liver; the rest of my body is 51. This mismatch of age between a vital organ and the rest of my body does not rest...
Elizabeth Reumont
Sep 25, 20234 min read


On Yoga, Veganism and Wellness, part 1
Many of you know me to be a practitioner of yoga and veganism, which I have subscribed to at two distinct points of my life: as a late...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jun 7, 20215 min read


Where do we go when we disappear?
Richard Pilnick Where do we go when we disappear? What risks would you take if you weren’t so attached to your name, face, physicality,...
Elizabeth Reumont
Apr 1, 20192 min read


Exposure: Authenticity in the Digital Age
Back in the days when photography development was manual, the exposure process was a mixture of excitement, patience and instinct. Timing...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 22, 20184 min read


Beyond Greatness
A memory of my five year old self exists, sitting in my mother’s giant eggshell yellow Pontiac station wagon on the way home one day from...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 22, 20186 min read


Life on the Spectrum
Until recently, if someone had told me I was ‘on the spectrum’, I would have thought they were giving me a compliment about being...
Elizabeth Reumont
Aug 15, 20176 min read


Life in Crisis
It’s a beautiful sunny day. I wave to my darling young son and his father as they ride off on one bicycle to school. It sounds like a...
Elizabeth Reumont
May 3, 20164 min read


It Takes Two
A few years ago after receiving a new liver via transplant, the doctors said to ‘give it time’ when I asked how long it would take to...
Elizabeth Reumont
Sep 21, 20153 min read


Open letter to God
Dear God, It’s hard to believe this is the first official letter I have ever written to you. I’m sorry it took me so long to pen one...
Elizabeth Reumont
Sep 24, 20144 min read
Integration: Post Transplant Life Eight Months On
It’s hard to believe it has been eight months since my life changing operation; on September 26, 2013 I was given a second chance at life...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jun 1, 20143 min read
Samskaras and Untangling Trauma
Trauma. It is a loaded word that like everything, manifests in many different ways and for different reasons. Who knows why some people...
Elizabeth Reumont
May 15, 20144 min read
Happy Six Month-Aversary, New Liver!
March 26 marks the 6 month mark of the biggest day of my life (besides being born and giving birth), the day of my liver transplant....
Elizabeth Reumont
Mar 26, 20143 min read
Practices for Living and Dying
I was asked by a local yoga studio to write a piece about my experience with yoga and my transplant in particular, under 700 word. This...
Elizabeth Reumont
Mar 5, 20143 min read


Life lessons
Sometimes it’s good to take a pause. A pause to clean up shop, so to speak (the body and mind where we live and work); to reflect on why...
Elizabeth Reumont
Feb 9, 20143 min read
The Letter
Writing this letter has been a very important part of my healing, however, I am realizing that my journey of healing and recovery is just...
Elizabeth Reumont
Feb 4, 20143 min read
From Hospital to Studio: teaching post-transplant
Last night I taught my first yoga class in 11 weeks. Hooray! I feel so blessed for every new day that I continue to feel stronger and...
Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 12, 20131 min read


Shadow Days
Today marks the ten week point since I underwent a liver transplant, and the two week home mark. The first week was a blissful blur of...
Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 5, 20133 min read
Fear
After eight weeks in the hospital recovering from a liver transplant, I’ve finally been discharged and have begun to take stock of who I...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 24, 20134 min read
a blip in the continuum
Well, folks, I am still in the hospital, week seven starts tomorrow. The nurses and doctors are frustrated. My regular visitors are...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 12, 20134 min read
a taste of home
Over the past few days of being in the hospital, my mind and emotions have stabilized as I acclimate to the lowered doses of pain...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 6, 20133 min read
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