I am not the only one who is stoic, I am part of an amazing community of others with chronic illnesses who are stoic too……yes that’s you!
Category: courage
“The Good Stuff”….My Well-being Tips.
This is the stuff we need to do to mitigate "The Bad Stuff." This is about our well-being, our efforts to reclaim ourselves from the octopus arms of our diseases, and break free as much as we can.
A Bureaucracy Marathon… Part Two of Our “Fit to Drive” Medical Certificate Challenge!
I just don't understand why someone in government departments and medical practices can't come up with ways to make administrative requests disability friendly.
How Do You Deal With A Major Coping Strategy Being Ripped Away?
I'm going to have to think outside of the box to replace this loss with a new love.
We Have A Theme Song!!
The more I listened to the lyrics of this song, the more my thoughts moved from my own story to the stories I hear every day from my forum members.
How On Earth Did We Become A COVID Couple??
I don't think I'll ever get rid of the vision of my husband slumped half on the floor, with his head slammed into the hard arm of the chair, unconscious and vomiting while unresponsive. I've never been so scared in all my life.
From Blogger To Author….It Took Resilience and Courage
I didn’t realise how much resilience and courage I would need to publish my memoirs and even just to blog about my chronic illness journey. I knew I wanted to share my story to help others, but to do so really does make you vulnerable.
My Latest Podcast Episode…..Pause and Ponder, Divide, and Conquer
Hi Everyone, I know not all my blog followers are podcast fans, but I wanted to share my latest episode with you as it is an extension of my previous blog post, "Pausing to Ponder." In this latest podcast episode, I share my recent complex health update with details not in my blog post.
Pausing to Ponder
I'm catching my breath with a cuppa to pause and ponder. So much has been going on in recent months. New diagnoses, flares of old diagnoses, my husband dealing with his own health battle, including a trip to ER and hospital admission, and the list goes on.
That Was Then, This Is Now…Running On Empty!
Stop everything. Do not pass any “Go” signs, or I will be going immediately to ER and paying $200 for the privilege!











