I didn’t want to think about babies, until, all of a sudden, there they were. There are some facts about babies that cannot be escaped. On a global level, they are […]

Dating on any level in this modern time can be a battle field. How does this differ between the typical person and a person with a chronic illness? The value […]

I have been at home for a week. The first day I dressed in my best hobo-chic. Bow joked I had made my least effort to merge bed clothes and […]

Today I turn 27 years old. I was born on 12th August 1988. I am a Leo. I was born in the year of the dragon. According to many strains […]

I hear all too frequently the sad stories of parents with adult children who suffer from chronic illnesses like myself. Unlike myself these other children have pushed their parents away and maintained a solid, heart-breaking barrier between the two. It shames me to admit this is something I can understand only to well how and why this happens.

Last year (2014) I pushed myself to an extent to become fully immersed in literature. I honestly didn’t think I had the potential to read 30 novels, let alone my […]

I know it is early. I know I run a rather large risk of putting my foot in it and cursing myself. I want to wrap myself in a onesie […]

I have caught you up on the whole saga which has followed the most recent stroke episode. The short version I will recap in a drastically vague way here: A […]

I have been struggling for the last two weeks with a mixture of my circumstances and just everyday life in general. Normal people stuff. I must confess to becoming a […]

It’s a hard thing for me to think too much about what I do and don’t have in my life. It’s hard to acknowledge that I am at an age […]

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