You're very welcome, baby, for the thumbnails and the joke ..glad you like them =o). Thought I'd make my rare appearance on Lj before lying down..blood sugar is a bit high, therefore I am, and need to lie down a bit. Life's never boring! And just when you start to think it is... shame on you! Life'll teach you that its not. Enjoy those "boring" ( Read more... )

A piece of advice that is worth heeding: never trust your health to the so-called "professionals." Keep records, journals if you have to; keep copies of your medical records (when you can afford it - copies to your doctors, from old doctors, are sent free as a professional courtesy, but you are charged a "per page" amount when the records are for ( Read more... )

It's hard for most people to imagine living with a disability. There are so many things we take for granted: the ability to walk, to talk, to use our hands, our vision, our hearing, being able to follow a simple line of thinking/to finish a thought - as examples. But an added frustration is when one must justify their illness. To defend a disease, ( Read more... )

At the insistence of my children, I now have a Live Journal. I suppose it isn't really too much to ask, considering we are all in different states. It's actually a nice way to keep in touch with each other and get a glimpse of what's going on inside. So thank you, my babies, for being stubborn and relentless :::grins::: I love you! :::hugs ( Read more... )