I exceeded my limits a couple of days ago. I helped my dad move with my spouse. My dad is also disabled. I am disabled.
Category: chronic illness
Chronic illness: Productivity and motivation hacks
Sometimes we feel not very productive and we lack motivation. Lack of motivation can hit because we are not able to function well or do
The measure we use for life
We all have a way to measure our lives. Our values, standards, and principles. The problem is when we become chronically ill… these often do
10 questions for new doctors
So we get new doctors and specialists we have to see all the time. And we have to fill out forms about a lot of
Chronic illness: The problem
I think we all know suffering is inevitable. It is actually a function of being human. We all suffer in different ways. It is so
Is chronic pain and illness a part of your identity?
Is chronic pain and chronic illness part of your identity and if so is that good or bad? “As long as you make an identity
The unlived life
“Do not fear death, but rather the unlived life. You don’t have to live forever. You just have to live.” ― Natalie Babbitt I do fear
Chronic illness: Things I learned and things I know
I have been chronically more than half my life not counting the joint hypermobility pain as a child. And the older I get the more
Chronic illness: I had the talk
You know my common-law spouse has been with me 22 years. And that means he was there for my fibromyalgia diagnosis. For the migraines. When
Disability: see me smiling?
How A Trump Proposal Could Reduce ‘Happy’ Disabled People A new policy proposal by the Trump administration calls for the surveillance of disabled people’s social
Chronic pain: Achiever fever
The Social was talking to the author of Achiever Fever a week or so ago( here is a review of the book I found if you
A Chronic Voice: Prompts for April
Time for A Chronic Voice’s monthly link up and prompts! Tiring Educating Receiving Giving Quieting This is the month of my birthday! I can’t say
Worrying about test results
I have to say I am a worrier. It is a sport I excel in. And I went for an MRI for the vertigo and
Spring cleaning
You know I haven’t been able to really clean much at all with this vestibular disorder along with the relentless migraines and fibromyalgia. And I
