Yes, it has been quite a while since I last posted on this blog... over a year now. I think I will be making an effort to write here more often in the near future. Writing is simply good for the soul, whether or not anyone reads what you have written.
An RSD/CRPS friend Hayley (rellacafa.com), who's writing style far outshines anything I can even compose in my head, recently posted a link to another great blog. Living with Fibromyalgia was written by an individual with, you guessed right, fibromyalgia. Although the blog is no longer active, it is a great resource of information. In particular, 50 Ways to Help a Chronically Ill Friend is a fabulous posting applicable to ANYONE with a chronic illness.
I reposted this link as found on FaceBook and asked that others read 50 Ways to Help a Chronically Ill Friend as a personal favor to me. It'll be interesting to see how many of my friends, family members, and acquaintences without RSD actually read this article. Again, regardless of whether or not someone pays attention at this moment, it is good for my soul to repost it. Perhaps someone else with a chronic illness might be able to use it as a tool to communicate with those in their lives... such an important thing to do.
An RSD/CRPS friend Hayley (rellacafa.com), who's writing style far outshines anything I can even compose in my head, recently posted a link to another great blog. Living with Fibromyalgia was written by an individual with, you guessed right, fibromyalgia. Although the blog is no longer active, it is a great resource of information. In particular, 50 Ways to Help a Chronically Ill Friend is a fabulous posting applicable to ANYONE with a chronic illness.
I reposted this link as found on FaceBook and asked that others read 50 Ways to Help a Chronically Ill Friend as a personal favor to me. It'll be interesting to see how many of my friends, family members, and acquaintences without RSD actually read this article. Again, regardless of whether or not someone pays attention at this moment, it is good for my soul to repost it. Perhaps someone else with a chronic illness might be able to use it as a tool to communicate with those in their lives... such an important thing to do.
Oh, and you may be asking yourself, "What the heck is that picture?" Believe it or not it's an English Angora rabbit. It's May 1st... did you start your day with "Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit?" Hey, it amused me and the post needed a picture. What should I have used? ;-)
Thanks, Carey! The good thing about blogs is that with and RSS feeder it doesn't matter how long between posts, I'll still be excited to see them come up :D I love the picture! Never seen a bunny like that before in my life...I wonder if he delivers chocolate? xxx
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