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Jacqueline Schlasner

Writer
Norman, OK

About Jacqueline Schlasner

Jacqueline Schlasner is a graduate professional writing student at the University of Oklahoma. Since the age of thirteen, she has been coping with mounting chronic illnesses, including Superaventricular Tachycardia, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Ulcerative Colitis, and Raynaud's Phemonena, among others. She currently lives in Norman, Oklahoma, with her partner, Jeff, and writes fiction in her spare time.

Articles Written by Jacqueline Schlasner

Boost Your Bone Health with Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements
To boost bone health, your doctor may recommend both calcium and Vitamin D supplements. Calcium, along with phosphorous, is one of the main minerals the body needs to create bone cells. The body also depends on calcium for a number of bodily functions — supporting the nerves, heart and other muscles in addition to some organs.
How Hashimoto's Thyroiditis Stopped Ruling My Life
The author tells her story about being diagnosed and living with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. It is typically characterized by weight gain, fatigue, brittle hair, difficulty concentrating, tiredness, feeling colder than normal, dry and itchy skin, goiters, and my most prominent symptom—depression.

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