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Scaredy Cat Giveaway Hop

Welcome to the 2026 Scaredy Cat Giveaway Hop! It comes at my favorite time of year. Autumn brings cooler weather, falling leaves, and beautiful colors. That’s one reason I’m so excited to bring you this giveaway hop and offering my prize of a $10 Amazon eGift Card. I hope that the winner will be able […]

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Chronic Illness

What To Do If You Don’t Understand Your Chronic Illness Diagnosis

Do you really understand the medical reality of your chronic illness? Are you good at visualizing anatomy? How about understanding how medical terms work in a complex explanation? Looking at a broken bone on an x-ray is pretty easy to understand. Psoriasis even makes sense. But, my fairly new journey into the world of meningioma […]

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5 Things to Consider When Doing Housework with Chronic Illness

Like many of you, housework and yard-work are rarely complete. In fact, at my house, the entire house has never been totally clean at the same time. When hubby was stronger, we sometimes worked together to have the house clean-enough. Hubby does a few things, and wants to do more, but he gets very weak. […]

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Chronic Illness

A New Month to Share My Life Experiences with Chronic Illness

A New Month to Share My Life Experiences with Chronic Illness. Writing prompts for people with chronic illness and disability.

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Self Care

Skin Benefits of Hyaestic 4% Arbutin and 10% Vitamin C Pigment Enhancing Serum

Skin Benefits of Hyaestic 4% Arbutin and 10% Vitamin C Pigment Enhancing Serum. You’ll learn all the uses and benefits of this lovely serum.

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Chronic Illness

Searching for the Cause of Double Vision

Searching for the Cause of Double Vision. Vision is getting worse, even with new glasses. I’m seeing a ophthalmologist to find the cause and treatment.

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Chronic Illness

Terms to Ponder When Living with Chronic Illness

Terms to Ponder When Living with Chronic Illness. Five prompt words for August and allow the author to be expressive on how these words relate to chronic illness.