Lyme is only a temporary sledgehammer. Shania Twain found her way back up from Lyme, and so can you. She never said it was easy. She never said that it was not life-changing. Anyone who has had Lyme knows the struggle. Those of us who have risen above Lyme also know the personal victories.
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This is my 2nd anniversary since that awful day when I had 100% heart blockage and a ton of other things that all went terribly wrong at the same time. Better believe I am celebrating life and wellness. Even in a pandemic, I can have a party!! This is my LIFE DAY and I’m gonna celebrate no matter what.
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Babesia is one of several nasty Lyme co-infections. For me, it was the most miserable of the Lyme co-infections. Since early childhood, there have been very few years that it has not bothered me. I am celebrating getting over the worse of it. Having “cool” parties because I can now feel cooler temperatures and desire the warmth of things like steaming tea.
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Bill calls for $100 million to fight Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. Better believe that caught my attention. It doesn’t mean the bill has passed yet, but at least it is in the works.
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What would happen if we took all color out of our life and everything was in black and while? We might feel dull and lifeless… until we adapted. Then we would see life in a whole new way, adding in our own colors. Chronic illness has a way of taking color out of our lives. So let’s have some fun putting it back in.
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Does not exist – There are no straight roads out of chronic illness. There can be curves, hills and valleys to take on the journey, but no straight paths. When we do not expect a straight road out, we bend with the process and travel the journey with greater ease.
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Sunflowers are my favorite flower because they are so cheerful. They have also got to be the easiest flower to grow. Grow the right variety and you can eat your own sunflower seeds. Whether you grow sunflowers yourself or head to the store for a bag, they have
Cherries are in season and fresh cherries are on my brain. I think I have eaten so many that I have gone fruitloopy. Now I am thinking that life is like a bowl of cherries; sometimes it is the pits, sometimes it sweet, sometimes fresh and in season and sometimes frozen from the freezer. It is just life after all. It comes with the variety and adventure of not only eating in the season but living in season.
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The Viral & Retroviral Summit started today! Because the number of viral and retroviral pathogens in our environment are difficult to avoid, join our experts to learn about prevention, treatment and reduction of symptoms! Learn with me today online for free!
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Life comes with “when it rains, it pours” stressors. That is just part of life. During chronic illness those times are especially hard to handle much less juggle. What if we used those times as a test kit? I am talking about passing our own kind of stress test, LIFE. Day-in day-out life can be some of the best stress testing you can do, especially testing your level of chronic illness.
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