Why Me, Lord?

Dealing with a constant issue personally or as a family member can be more than exhausting. The mind, body, and soul struggles to play catch up like the weary end of the slinky dog. You might feel flat and hopeless. Depression wants to creep in. Our friends and family, even the ones so close don't...

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Polaroid of Reality

You might find it surprising that I’ve had trouble with blogging lately. Especially when writing has always been an out and most certainly part of my process in dealing with things. OOOeooo, I have your attention now! “She’s been dealing with things.” “HMM… what things?” “I must know.—quickly scan!” 😁 Well, my presumption on your...

Treat Clothes

Dedicated to my Hunny Bun. This is a special post. I'd been thinking on it for some days and I feel like this Valentine's Day would be the best time to share my undying love and appreciation for my Hunny Bun. He has a name, I like to keep him incognito on my public things,...

Judge Roy Scream

Have you even been to Six Flags? If not, Six Flags is like a rite of passage for all Texans. In the space of two years I had been there at least four times not counting years past. I wasn't on first name basis with the attendants but, that's A LOT! This one time we'd...

Fight’n for Positive

This month marks the two year anniversary of the beginning of my spoonie journey. I haven't posted much on IC or Chronic Illness for a while as life has picked up in other areas. We are out in the West Texas area this morning, but the coffee is on and the sun rise is exquisite....

Chronic Illness and the Holidays

Ah, the holidays.  They come every year at the same time and yet so many of us dread this time of year. The season is stressful for everyone, testing our pocket book, emotional stability, and the ever impressionable waist-line.  But when you have a chronic illness surviving the holidays can be more than the average...