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Tag Archives: break
23 and ME
May the depths you have reached hold you still – John O’Donohue Twenty-three years ago today, I woke up with a sore throat. I went to work, and within a few hours I had a high fever and could barely … Continue reading →
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Tagged anniversary, balance, break, coping, done, family, health, living with, occupy, persistence, personal, resist, sick, sickaversary, speaking out, strength, stress, suffering, tired, triumph, truth, victory
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21
October 6, 2015 was my 21st “sickaversary.” I know the date because the onset of ME/CFS in my case was so sudden and dramatic. Not a single doctor told me that I could be sick for years. Not a single … Continue reading →
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Tagged anniversary, balance, break, caregiver, family, health, living with, persistence, personal, sickaversary, strength, stress, stroke, suffering, triumph, victory
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A Miracle, and a Break
This year has been the most difficult of my life, starting with my Mom’s passing in January. Losing her was just the first in a cascade of bad news, and I made the decision to stop maintaining that laundry list … Continue reading →