It's unusual for me to attempt a second post in one week, but there is a landmark day approaching for the ME/cfs community...via those who are making incredible waves by their ingeniuity & grit..& who are extremely good at foghorns... September 27... when there will be a mass outpouring of shoes. I thought it only right … Continue reading What’s in a shoe? #MillionsMissing
Today, in theory, I should being feeling uplifted and pleased at having made it out from the house this week...with the help of my hubby (my trusty, patient wheelie helper). It had been some time since my last away time...nine weeks to be exact. But today, I do not feel anything like uplifted...even though we purchased a … Continue reading Aggy – a definition
Hi & thank you for popping by. I'll admit it, I'm feeling a bit sorry for myself. This has likely been caused by an altercation with some recycling which caused a mini crash & 3 hours in bed asleep & resting...& I'd only been out of bed for 2 hours!!. At these times, even though … Continue reading When memories bite back
At last, in touch again. I know it's been a while and apologies for that... Part 2 of 'More than a shadow, more than a view'!....I'll be posting it pretty soon. I'm returning to this blog following a few weeks break. It's good to be back...feeling slightly delerious. This blog post may seem a little … Continue reading Alarms and all that malarky
Hi again & thanks so much for visiting. I hope you enjoy my latest blog. I'll promptly say that this post is not on a theme of regret. It's about how the past has helped... I'm bold enough to say it's been vital. I have a fair amount to share on this subject. For a … Continue reading More than a shadow – a view
Hello again & welcome back. You've probably guessed the subject of today's post. Not a subtle image, but there really is nothing particularly subtle about 'wheelies'! This is a little about my experience of needing to use one. For the many of us folk who use a wheelchair to help in life, our health, circumstances, … Continue reading The perception of wheels
Hope found in M.E. 