The digital calendar has got to be one of the greatest inventions of current times. No joke, I used to sync 37 calendars on my phone. Yeah, I really did. That’s a “3” and a “7.” Let’s see… there was one for the hubs, 3 for homeschooling stuff, 1 personal, 2 medical, and countless others … Read more
Staying ahead of our chronic pain symptoms requires that we be engaged in our symptoms every day. Knowing when pain levels spike or when fatigue is better (or worse) is important to staying ahead of autoimmune symptoms. These details are also important to convey to our physicians and other caretakers. Here are 10 ways to … Read more
It’s been a while since I’ve shared updates. See how 2019 has been – what a year, what a ride….
My first guest post is live! What a fun experience to write a guest post for my new friend, Emily Adams on her travel site, The Planking Traveler.
New to the chronic illness journey and waiting forEVER for that first visit? Here are some tips for waiting well in the meantime.
Often overlooked, the admin side of sick leaves us tired, frustrated, and even a bit defeated. Here are some things to avoid on the admin side of chronic illness.
25 years – thank You, Lord! The Lord has been good to us! What a full year it’s been. We are grateful, amazed by His goodness, and looking forward to 25 more years. Here are a few takeaways from our first 25 years Where our story begins… Wow, what a year. This last year has … Read more
A chronic journey sort of forces our hand to learn new skills and new ways of doing things. Here’s a slightly different take on 5 skills every Chrony must develop.
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