What you see Vs. What you don’t see

You know those days, the ones where blogging feels like an insurmountable feat? On those days I take to google for ideas, in hopes that surely a clever blogger out there has shared a list of witty writers-block blog ideas; eventually I stumble across something that clicks. The truth is, in one sentence, and then …

October is Dysautonomia Awareness Month

Aside from Pumpkin everything, October is also Dysautonomia awareness month. Unless you have a dysautonomia medical condition you’re likely wondering what in the world I’m talking about now. Whelp if you’re curious here is a little info. According to Dysautonomia International: “Dysautonomia is an umbrella term used to describe several different medical conditions that cause …

20 Entertaining Activities For Us Housebound And Bedridden Folks

This post was originally publish on March 13, 2018 and updated on October 8, 2019. In the beginning of your illness you may have been just trying to survive each day, while simultaneously trying to tackle as much as possible to keep life normal. Eventually you reached a point where acceptance settled in, specifically an …

My Mom

My mom was all the things I wished I was: outgoing, funny, incredibly brave, a great cook, amazing with plants, incredibly wise, and oddly intuitive. She made life seem colorful and humorous. Unfortunately, she was also sick for the second half of her life. I have to say, despite it all, she handled her illness …

This too shall pass…

Truth be told, I'm flaring, pretty badly. Not sure of the exact cause, thinking it may be a culmination of too many things over the past month or so. I know it started when they were painting the outsides of where I live. I wasn't getting enough sleep as they started early with the generator, …