After all the stress and drama trying to get a driver’s license, a miracle happened! The documentation I was missing was a marriage certificate. After trying to order one from Virginia, it looked like I wasn’t going to be able to qualify. I sent it anyway, just to see if they would take my proof …
Accumulating, Harmonizing, Prioritizing, Training: These are the prompt words for us this month. A Chronic Voice is hosting this Chronic Illness Blogger group who all share our thoughts on the prompt words. My main concern this month is prioritizing June. June is starting out hot here, after having a gloriously mild spring season. June looks …
April is coming to a close and it seems to have been a long month. This month has been filled with stress, because of my husband’s cancer diagnosis. But, I must look back at all the good things that happened this month. Focusing on the blessings is helpful and it’s the right thing to do. …
Those of us with chronic illness know far too well about the frustrating “game” of getting appointments. We wait to get a test. We wait for the results. We wait for the follow-up appointment. We wait 2 weeks – up to one year to see if the treatment works. If it doesn’t, we start the …
I felt like I should celebrate, but I was too sleepy. Late yesterday afternoon I got in line for my drive through Covid-19 vaccine. This was my 2nd shot and now I’m a happy girl! As soon as possible I’ll be able to travel and see my newest grandchild. I’ve been counting down the months, …
This is a heavy week at my house. There is so much coming that is worrisome and I am looking ahead with many prayers and cautiousness. Although my list of chronic illnesses is long, the issue of chronic pain in my back is the most bothersome thing I live with. Chronic back pain won’t kill …
