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Beautiful Stories From Anonymous People
Bought a Mardi Gras Float
Oct 31, 2023
A PhD student with a connective tissue disorder owning a Mardi Gras float is just the beginning of the interesting topics covered in this podcast. They discuss first tattoos, quirky parents, defining partying, rare diseases, writing separate alien books, Unitarian Universalism, and body incidents at apple orchards.
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- Owning a Mardi Gras float is a unique and incomparable experience, like being a rockstar with wild energy and lots of fun.
- Having a connective tissue disorder like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) can significantly impact daily life, but maintaining a positive attitude and creating memorable experiences is crucial.
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Owning a Mardi Gras float: A Wild and Rockstar-Like Experience
Owning a Mardi Gras float is like being a rockstar, with people screaming for your attention and wanting the beads you throw. The energy is wild, with music, dancing, and lots of fun. While people do drink, it's mostly a normal Mardi Gras experience, with substances such as cocaine not a part of it. The float owners are usually older, but as the next generation takes over, the culture may shift. The experience is unique and incomparable to anything else.
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