4 Tips for Managing your Chronic Illness Over the Holiday Season
Christmas isn’t always “the most wonderful time of the year.” Here are some tips for managing the holiday season with a chronic illness.
Christmas isn’t always “the most wonderful time of the year.” Here are some tips for managing the holiday season with a chronic illness.
I’ve been reading Tessa Hadley’s work in preparation for an interview, and am really enjoying her writing and perspective.
Two frosty photos from a morning photo shoot in the perennial garden.
It’s not an issue of being a ‘good’ person for giving up social media or a ‘bad’ person for using it regularly. Just as long as it’s a choice you’ve made, and not one that social media has made for you.
Today’s quote is from Esi Edugyan’s Washington Black, for which she won her second Giller Prize this year.
There was something about their formation their shape against the grey sky, that made me madly swing my camera up to try and capture an image.
Writers with chronic illnesses, whether that’s fibromyalgia, mental health issues, ALS, multiple sclerosis, etc., often feel like we are seriously limited in our ability to produce quality work. Here are five tips to help you do what you can without using up all of your spoons.
Today’s quote is from the #NationalClimateAssessment, which is important reading for everyone.
Frost at the Cowichan Estuary, where a walk and some photography helped clear my mind.
“Writing this, right now, I am not well. This will colour the writing.”