This is an important one to remember and one I should take heed of myself. It sucks that we have to pay for having a life by trying to make each day count like “normal” people do. We must learn acceptance. Some days are about making it to the next one and that's OK. Over… Continue reading I am chronically ill, I can’t have hopes & dreams, can I?
My creative brain rarely gives me a rest. Over a year of chronic brain fog and a deep depression caused by my multiple chronic health conditions and their symptoms, dulled my brain activity. A dark, heavy, grey fog. A complete paralysis of my senses. Now it has lifted. There’s a break in the clouds. Am… Continue reading Harnessing my creative brain & my new-found joie de vivre
It used to feel raw. Now I have processed it all. I feel indifferent. Indifferent lack of interest, concern, or sympathy. "she shrugged, feigning indifference" Indifference is a new place for me and boy does it feel good, and comfortable like a big cosy oodie. It took me years to get here, and now I… Continue reading It used to feel raw
“If by chance you picked up this piece of paper. I would like to thank you for reading it and I hope that you related to it somehow”FND – The Neurodivergent in me
Meet the author - Mary A Miller CYCLE OF FIBRO Let's talk a little bit about the distinction between being in a flare, just being "achy", being "oh hell no", and being in a good phase. There really is a clear distinction, (I at least see), and when we are in each area, this is… Continue reading Cycle of Fibro *guest spot Mary A Miller*
Orkney Fibromyalgia Sufferer 