I shut down my photography and food blogs as I do not have the time to dedicate to them as much as I wanted. I am combining my three sites right here. Someone wrote to ask me what exactly is my brand, because they could not quite figure out what my site was really about….
Tag: Reality
Second Look Sunday: Give Me This Day My Daily Pain
Originally posted February 18, 2014 Everyday, I open my eyes and I say “Thank You for another day!” to the universe, to God, to who ever is out there looking down on us as I try to connect spiritually. And then I take a deep conscious breath, deep into my chest, and I am almost…
Second Look Sunday: Why I Think There Will Never Be A Cure For Sarcoidosis
Originally published Feb 12, 2014 In my [fourteen] years with this disease, trolling blogs and web sites, starting my own blog, letters from readers, etc., there is one common thread with people with this disease – “when will they find a cure?” I realize the desperation for a cure, and I hope that eventually there…
Second Look Sunday: I Need To Stay In Bed On A Sarcoidosis Day
Originally posted January 12, 2014 Everyone with a chronic condition or conditions has had a day, or days where they just are not feeling “right”. I don’t mean the pain or usual symptoms that come with the condition, but a day when you are just not in balance, where your coordination is off, your brain…
Should I Stay Or Should I Go Now
I have not added anything new to this blog in two months because I haven’t had the time to dedicate towards it. Maintenance of a blog is not an easy thing. I have this blog for ten years and it takes time, effort and dedication to maintain. It’s not as simple as just writing what…
Second Look Sunday: Don’t Let Another Good Dog Die Needlessly
Originally posted January 3, 2014 Originally posted over at Mrs Skeats blog This page is set up as a memorial and as a legacy for Joe- Boy, a lovely collie dog rescued by us and loved by us until a freak accident took him away. We intend to stop as many people as we can,…
Second Look Sunday: I Need Sleep
Originally posted December 2013 It’s been a rough few days for me. On Wednesday night I had a bout of post herpatic neuralgia. I had shingles in my face back in 2008, and to this day I still get times when my left nostril and face either are sensitive to the touch or it feels…
Wednesday’s Words Of Wisdom: The Value Of Health
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Wednesday’s Words Of Wisdom: Sarcoidosis Explained
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Have You Ever Wondered Who Is Paying For All Of This?
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Wednesday’s Words Of Wisdom: Food Source Reality
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When People Start Disappointing You, Just Read This
People will disappoint you and anger you and frustrate you. And when they do, simply take a minute to read these words.
Wednesday Words Of Wisdom: Rationalization
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Plaquenil, Used For Sarcoidosis Is Unproven And Risky In The Treatment Of COVID-19
Trump and experts are in disagreement about the use of plaquenil (hydroxychloroquine) as an effective treatment for COVID-19. Experts warn about taking the drug preemptively due to it’s dangerous side effects especially as it has not been proven effective as yet. Read on at https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2020/03/19/coronavirus-chloroquine-can-have-deadly-side-effects/2882242001/
8 Things People Diagnosed With Coronavirus Want You To Know | HuffPost Life
People with COVID-19 share what they’ve learned from dealing with the virus over the last few weeks. — Read on http://www.huffpost.com/entry/living-with-coronavirus-diagnosed_l_5e77a00dc5b62f90bc4c9f3a