Hellooooo……. You guys! It has been a year since I was here last. In my head I would have sworn I put up a […]
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Tips For Dealing With 2020s Social Isolation In 2021
2020….. wow you were quite the year. You brought Covid, massive wildfires, and murder hornets. You brought light to all kinds of social injustices (which […]
2020 Amazon Gift Guide For Chronically Ill
“These are a few of my favorite things”… I know there are a million and one gift guides floating around this time of year. There […]
Learning To Deal With Life Changes
IAs much as you plan and hold out hope that your life will be “perfect,” we all know that won’t be the case. Life is […]
Don’t Let Quarantine Immobilize You
I am excited to announce that we are starting a NEW WELLNESS SERIES. Once a month we will be focusing on simple things we can […]
Returning to normal; challenges for the chronically ill
2020 came in like a wrecking ball for many of us that is safe to say. At the beginning of every year, we are all […]
Finding Positives In A Seemingly Negative Lupus Diagnosis
Being diagnosed with Lupus can come with a lot of negatives. It is truly life changing. Honestly, there are a lot of days that it […]
What I Wish I knew….
Living with any chronic illness is challenging. Lupus is no different. In life there are always things that you don’t know. Things that you only […]
Social Media | How It Is Beneficial To The Chronically Ill
Social Media…..We always hear about the negatives viewpoints and aspects of each platform. Like the fact that social media is full of highlight reels rather than what’s actually real. We only get to see what those influencer types choose to show us, which is usually only the highlights. Or the fact that the internet is full of what we will call “keyboard warriors,” who spew all kinds of nasty hatred into the comment section of any social media platform. They say things that they would NEVER say to someone’s face all because they can hide behind their screens or keyboards without any real consequences. While those are well known facts about social media, what isn’t well known, or often spoken about, is the fact that social media is a HUGE blessing to those in the chronic illness community. I’ll wait while you pick your jaw up off the floor. Did I really just say that social media is a blessing????
Chronically Cooking | Chicken Tortilla Soup & Banana Bread
One of my main goals for 2019 is to spend more time in the kitchen. And no not necessarily eating, but cooking as well. So I’ve been looking for and trying new recipes. In fact I made a couple really good dishes recently and thought I would share them and the stories behind them with you.