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Who Cares?
Are you one who is caring about the invisibly disabled? Do you care enough to learn about their lives? If so, our book, Sunbreaks in Unending Storms, is for you. Some people are stuck on the question of health. How often do chronically ill people wonder, “Will I always live this difficult, frustrating life? Walking […]
Continue readingWhat It’s Like to Be a Chronically Ill Mother
IT’S HERE TODAY! FJ and I announce Part 1 as guests on “I Am Not My Pain,” the podcast by Melissa Adams. It debuts at 4am, Central Time, today, June 6, 2023. I speak from my viewpoint as a chronically ill mother, and FJ shares his experiences as husband and dad. Part 2 appears next […]
Continue readingCan Invisibly Disabled People Plan Time for Fun Projects?
Invisible disabilities: often unpredictable difficulties. Planning: deciding in advance on actions to take to achieve a specific purpose. Planning and invisible disabilities can’t co-exist, can they? In 2005, we bought our first digital camera. Before then, we took slides and have several thousand. For years, I’ve known these slides need to be transferred to digital […]
Continue readingI’m the Biggest Helper with Momma’s Autoimmune Disease
Chronic illnesses do not just affect older people. As a matter of fact, they can even appear at birth. A mother of a young son wrote the book I review today. In fact, the project was a family affair. Heather Yaskiw Foisy’s children’s book is entitled I’m the Biggest Helper with Momma’s Autoimmune Disease. Heather […]
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