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The Byte: Katherine Seluja
Katherine is a pediatric nurse and poet, whose latest work, "Point of Entry" has just been released by University of New Mexico Press. She reads two of her poems in this episode, and both are beautiful creations, and one even addresses a family miracle that happened oh so long ago!
We talk bravery and courage, the power our ancestors have and delicious Italian Sunday dinners. But it's her last story, the miracle of what happened when her Mother was in a coma, that got me. For Katherine, our ancestors are our miracles, and the stories they leave behind are magical, powerful gifts.
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See you next week for another magical episode!