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In music’s place, she began to paint, and more recently has begun the study of flamenco dancing.
Mary Ann is also an award-winning journalist, and has worked as a freelance writer and editor in medicine, technology and communications. She is currently a writer for medical education companies and for Stevens Institute of Technology.
She is also on disability, and has received gracious and generous help from the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
In the summer of 2008, she began a blog about her journey with chronic pain.
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A definitive, yet somewhat abridged, biography
Mary Ann Farley is a human being who likes to do many things. Almost exclusively, she used to make music, and made two albums—Daddy’s Little Girl (1997) and My Life of Crime (2003).
During this time, she also fell ill with a blood clotting disorder, which caused a number of near-fatal complications and a retreat from music.
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