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Turning the Corner
I thought I would update you all on the after-effects of the chemical poisoning. There is good news and then there is some not so good news. On the good news front, my gait is much better. I still have problems with my balance but if I am just walking around the house for short durations I am pretty much back to normal. It appears the detox herbs my natural doctor suggested are working. On the flip side…
Posted in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
Tagged "turning the corner", 4 walls and a view, asthma, fatigue, health, herbs, hope, pain, stress, symptom
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My journey from drugs to herbs – Part One
I was raised to believe in doctors and their wisdom. Never did I dream of a time in my life where I would start questioning the ability of doctors or pharmaceutical drugs to cure me. The road to a semblance of normalcy was one fraught with much pain and obstacles. Despite that, it is one I would gladly endure again, because it drove me to a place where I had to decide what I was willing to accept and what …
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Tagged 4 walls and a view, chronic fatigue syndrome, drugs, Fibromyalgia, herbs, personal
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Attack on Herbal Supplements!
This post is a little different than my normal posts, but I felt this was very important to get out to all my readers and friends. Hat tip to sodahead.com for posting this letter from the Sunshine Health Freedom Foundation. I thought I would post a portion of it here with a link to the full article to alert any of my readers who may indeed use herbal supplements in full or in part for CFIDS/FMS/ME. In essence, this bill …
Posted in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), World News
Tagged 4 walls and a view, chronic fatigue syndrome, Fibromyalgia, herbs, McCain, personal, S3002
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FOUR life-lessons my PUGS taught ME
The view out my window is lovely today. The water looks blue (and that doesn’t happen all too often as the Arkansas river is muddy water!) and the sky has this woven pattern of pale blue and white ribbons. The snow is almost gone and the wildlife on the bird sanctuary in the middle of the river are fluttering about, busy with the days business. There’s even a lone individual trying to catch tonight’s dinner! On my window sill sits …
The Spoon Theory
I sit here in the early hours of the day, sipping a cup of my favorite tea from England - PG Tips – while Dekker lies comfortably snuggled up on my lap, quietly snoring away. As I look out the window of my view, fog has blanketed our fair city. Although night has given rise to morning, morning has found herself cloaked in a heavy, gray blanket that has wrapped itself around her. Lights peek through the haze, alerting me …
To be (in pain) or not to be
Well…today is a better day. I am always thankful for those “new mercies” when they arrive. As I sit here looking out beyond my 4Walls at my incredible view, I am thankful that even when I am unable to spend much time outside, I have a beautiful view to look at and keep me company. Yesterday, I read through all my journals since 1992. I have been writing in some form or fashion for as long as I can remember …
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