Living With Purpose
Happy New Year. And welcome to my first post of 2020 AND the first post of my second year of writing on Fighting With Fibro. I am SO grateful you are here and reading. I want to thank you not only for coming here and sharing my work with me, but I also want to […]
Read MoreLook what I just found laying on the ice outside!! 42” of snow & an ice storm and this Woolly Bear is just laying on top, in the middle of my yard. A sign of incredible things to come? He’s now warming up and hanging out in my Orchid. Wishing you all a miraculous New […]
Read MoreI’d like to do a “compilation” Blog Post and was wondering if you would please be willing to help? It’s only three questions: Do you get “brain”fog? If so, can you describe it? What, if anything, helps you better manage it? I *really appreciate your input!! ️Stace
Read MorePeace, Love and Joy from my family to yours.
Read MoreSo, first of all, Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays. For I think, the first time ever, I am ready for Christmas ahead of time. Which is pretty remarkable considering the week I just spent in bed. We still have food shopping and cooking/baking to do, but that’s it. It makes the last week of the […]
Read MoreHow many of you suffer from medication sensitivity? I know I do. Which has been part of how I ended up trying Botox for my chronic headaches and migraines. I have tried countless other medications, which either don’t work or have had violent side effects. So when my Neurologist insisted, for over a year, that […]
Read MoreI hesitated to even write this blog post. Everywhere we look are Christmas ideas and suggestions from everyone. However, you never can tell when you may spot an idea you hadn’t yet thought of. While I am a “spoonie” (still looking for a replacement for that dreadful word), I am also still a woman who […]
Read MoreFrom our home to yours, with a heart full of love and gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving!
Read MoreOften, the true complexities of living with chronic illness are overlooked or never addressed. But just because that happens, doesn’t mean it should.
Read MoreThe thing about trauma is it never goes away. You push it down, plow through it, ignore it or just completely shut down from it, but you never get over it.
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