So, today I am suffering from major writer’s block. There are times when I feel like I’m not doing enough, or perhaps more accurately, that I wish I could do more. I really do truly wish that I could wrap
Surrounded by a sea of unknowns, drifting in a boat of loneliness. Questions loom and swirl like the torrent of a hurricane. The winds whisk us away to a place of torment. Pain, fear and suffering bounce off our boat
“Crying is like an orgasm for the soul.” I heard this while re-watching Season 3 (episode 1) of Ted Lasso last week and immediately jotted it down. I knew then that I would be writing about the emotional toll of
I was recently honored to be invited onto the Integrative Lyme Solutions podcast with Dr. Karlfeldt and Tanya Hoebel. This was my first podcast ever and they were very kind to me. I wanted to share it with you today.
“I miss the me I used to be.” When I logged on to my Facebook group this morning and started scrolling through your comments, this is the first one I came across. It breaks my heart a little every time
From the standpoint of a Lyme warrior and Lyme survivor, I’d like to discuss my take on Lyme disease protocols.
If you had asked me when I was three years old what I was afraid of, I would have told you I was afraid of nothing. Ask me again at the age of five, I would have told you I
I had a whole different post planned for today until I woke up and realized it was Valentine’s Day. (Thank god my husband remembered. It would have slipped right past me.) Anyway, I decided to push my plan back a
I remember June 23, 2017 with bizarre clarity. I say bizarre because, despite the jarring effect it has on my memory, there’s a blurriness that surrounds that day. A hidden urge to wipe it all away. June 23 was the