Rheumatoid Arthritis, Hashimotos, and Overcoming Anxiety
For those of you who are new to this blog, I started this back in 2016. It was private at first, and then made public. It started as a journal about weight loss and then it morphed into Oh- My-Word my RA went into remission. And then I learned about taking a T3 medicine along… Continue reading Rheumatoid Arthritis, Hashimotos, and Overcoming Anxiety
MySwimPro – Do What You Love to Do
I was blessed to be interviewed by MySwimPro in Vail, Colorado right before the Pandemic hit. Here is the result. My exhortation? Never give up on yourself. Check out the video here.
Home School? I Didn’t Sign Up for This
As I went for my morning walk today, the street was very empty. I usually walk to the elementary school and back. When I got to the school, I was flooded with thoughts. How is this working? You see the school is E-M-P-T-Y. In March, when most schools were getting ready for Spring Break, Spring… Continue reading Home School? I Didn’t Sign Up for This
COVID-19 – April 4, 2020
In my ongoing quest to try and get some of this down in writing for my future grand children and great grand children, let's talk about Lysol, toilet paper, spaghetti, and the price of gasoline in this post. I've been self-quarantining for the past three weeks other than outdoor walks, so I haven't been to… Continue reading COVID-19 – April 4, 2020
March 2020 – I Didn’t See That Coming
I have been meaning to stop long enough and start documenting what is going on in the world around us. My grandfather was born in 1902 and survived the 1918-1920 flu and he wrote about it in his life story book. My oldest sister just read it to us on Zoom about a week ago.… Continue reading March 2020 – I Didn’t See That Coming