Medication side effects can be scary but how often do you stop to think about what the withdrawal symptoms will be?
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Fibro life lessons—medication edition
You Really Like Me—Liebster Award Nomination
The Liebster Award is an award given by bloggers to bloggers to show their appreciation and support to others in the community. Once nominated, a blogger answers questions asked of them by the nominating blogger. Lastly, to keep the love going, they make their own nominations.
January 2018 linkup with A Chronic Voice
My monthly reflection on life with chronic illness via A Chronic Voice's linkup party.
A Spoonie New Year
I’ve never particularly looked to New Year’s Day with much excitement or dread for that matter. Unlike a birthday that has a personal significance in marking my journey through life and time, New Year’s Day seems like an insignificant day in the passage of time.
Vacationing with fibro: airplane survival
Along with the excitement of going to visit family and friends, my spoonie body has come to develop a lot of frustration and anxiety with travel. Airplane travel is the worst of all.
A letter to my frenemy fatigue
For the past several years, you have been my constant companion. I honestly can't remember the last time that felt completely energized and refreshed. Your hold on my life has at times been all-consuming and suffocating. Even at the best of times, I know that grip has not fully let me go, not really.
November 2017 linkup with A Chronic Voice
November prompts: Discovering Rediscovering Anticipating Decluttering Cherishing
Trick or treat: the dreaded fibro flare
Hey there! Have you missed me? I wish I had some good news to report since my last post, but unfortunately, October was a bad pain and fatigue month.
A laundry list of my chronic illness symptoms
Even after nine years of living with my invisible chronic illnesses (Fibromyalgia and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis), I am still amazed at the multitude of seemingly unrelated symptoms that I experience.
October 2017 linkup with A Chronic Voice
For this post, I’m doing something a little different. The lovely Sheryl Chan, who runs the A Chronic Voice blog, has started monthly linkup parties where chronic illness bloggers are asked to share their perspectives on five different topics.
