Tag Archives: Planning
Focus on Just One New Year’s Resolution! You May Cope Better!
I adapted this 2018 post written for my website, Navigating the Storms, which discussed New Year’s resolutions for chronically ill people. Hopefully, it will resonate with you, helping you adjust to your limitations. My apologies for the six months of silence since our last post. On August 5th, FJ and I were in a dreadful […]
Continue readingAre You Up for Adventure in 2024?
After this past busy holiday season, I need a break. Therefore, in lieu of writing a post, I’m giving you an outline so you can make 2024 an adventurous year! This outline works especially for the chronically ill; on the other hand, it works for other people, too. What plans do you already have for […]
Continue readingDisasters Strike at Any Time! See How to Prepare for Comfort and Safety
Where will you be when an emergency hits? Have you even thought about it? If you’re on the 10th floor and can’t walk when a fire happens, how will you escape? If you’re on electric equipment, do you have plans for a power failure? Emergency preparedness for chronically ill people is critical. We were taken […]
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 […]
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