All over the place
I’m Done I have quit affiliate marketing. Here are some of the reasons. I have a day job, so there’s not enough time to devote to blogging. I wasn’t willing to focus on one topic. Blogging began to feel like an obligation. I felt like I was letting the affiliate programs down by not posting […]
Thinking about learning to draw while coping with a pandemic.
I’m learning about paint and brushes. The process was therapeutic. I need a bit of therapy these days. It feels like there is nothing in this world to look forward to. I’m not getting enough exercise, and my eating habits are not what they should be. My husband bought Oreos; I have eaten too many. […]
A few goals for 2020
Depression and anxiety have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I was probably perfectly happy as a young child, but things changed once I hit adolescence. You know the time I’m talking about. Your body is changing; there’s more pressure at school; your interest in members of the opposite […]
Last November, I wrote a post about my on and off relationship with yoga. I mentioned this book: Adaptive Yoga Moves Any Body (Created for individuals with MS and neuromuscular conditions). Here’s my overview of the book. Why this book? The book’s author, Mindy Eisenberg, has been a yoga instructor and therapist since 2004. Her […]
Regular exercise is important for many reasons. It’s especially crucial to stay active if you have a chronic illness.
I’ve cooked too much food over the course of the last two or three months. I blame my Instant Pot. Yes, it’s as wonderful as everyone says it is, but all of the recipes I tried were designed to feed the family. I am but one woman with a husband who refuses to eat the […]
I talked about my bloodwork and upcoming (then) appointment with the doctor. I said something about some numbers being high. As it turns out, I’m not qualified to make predictions based on my own lab reports. Who knew? The doctor (an expert) said that my numbers are stable. She did not order another bone marrow […]
Previously A few weeks ago I talked about being sick and having extreme tingles. I was beginning to think I might be experiencing my “new normal.” This must be how people with chronic pain feel most of the time. Getting help It occurred to me that relief could be found with the help of a […]