Stories from My Past
With Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS), Lynn would have an exacerbation that could last days or weeks, but he would return to
I talked to a fellow caregiver this week about an event that occurred to him, and he commented, “Yeah, I’m
It’s been the talk for days. “Have you heard? We might get a foot of snow.” The prediction was for
I had a scare this week, thinking that I was about to experience the joy of food poisoning. As I
Christmas is now officially over, and it’s with mixed emotions that I say goodbye to it for another year. I
I get a lot of offers to help; some sincere and others just being polite. What I have found is
No, I’m not talking about the “take no prisoners” rules, but instead, I am referring to rules associated with social
I was listening to a Bible commentary today, and the commentator discussed how God takes us through trials in life
What do you see when you see me? Do you see what I’ve come to be? Do you see the
I am obsessed with Lynn’s skin. Many years ago, I worked as a home health nurse, and I saw some
The final stage of experiencing loss or grief is acceptance. Some people never get there; some get there quickly. Most
Many of my blogs focus on the feelings of loss, anger, fatigue, and the negative side of caregiving because that