My Autoimmune Soap Opera
I spend time with a lot of kids. In my work and in my life, I am surrounded by kids a lot. The other day, a kid came up to me and our conversation went something like this: Kid: I feel so bad for you. Me: Why? Kid: I read your book. Me: (thinking kid […]
Read MoreHonored to be a part of this 4th annual RA Blog Week 2018. Thanks to Rick Phillips for organizing and inviting me to participate. Today’s topic is not one I was able to respond to, so I decided to do another wild card. Here is today’s prompt: Politics – Health is always a hot item for […]
Read MoreI’m proud to be a part of the 4th annual RA blog week. Today’s prompt: Research – Do you incorporate research into your disease management? If you do explain how and what difference it has made. If not discuss why not. Help us understand any barriers you have experienced to using research about Rheumatic Disease. […]
Read MoreI’m proud to be participating in RA Blog week for the 4th year! It’s always an honor to be included. Today’s blog prompt is: Tips – How do you stay fit, cope with stress, relax, or capitalize on a great day. Tell us your secrets for the best life possible……But I’m opting out and doing […]
Read MoreI love summer. I didn’t have the best summer, but regardless, I always hate seeing it come to an end. Today is also Labor Day. A day in which we, in the United States, honoring contribution and achievements of American workers. I am still able to work with my chronic illnesses. It’s far from easy. […]
Read MoreI’ve been neglecting my blog this past month to focus on a book I was writing. I had previously written 4-5 drafts before finally settling in a banging out a complete draft that I didn’t hate this summer. I sent it to an editor and just uploaded my book to be published. It’s been a […]
Read MoreI love music. I love concerts. The more my disability progresses, the harder it is for me to attend concerts. See I’m one of those people in the middle. I definitely struggle with mobility, but I’m not truly in need of a wheelchair. I’m a “need-a-cane-some-of-the-time” kind of person. Concerts tend to be in big […]
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