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Spoonie Lifestyle: Making it work

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Bereavement One Year On

In just over a week it will be a year since my Dad died. I talked about it in the post Dealing with Loss. I don't know about you, but I find as a spoonie my whole sense of time is altered. Blogging wise this has been a very sporadic year too, well in the sense of...

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When Everything Collides

2023 has been a difficult year. I'm not sure how much of it can be put down to Fibromyalgia either. If I'm honest I don't know if there will be anything in this post to help or inspire you. But as you are kind enough to read my posts I thought it was probably time...

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Dealing with loss

So, it has been a while since my last update, in a very fortunate fall when I talked about both of my parents landing in hospital. A week after this, two events happened on the same day. My Mum who seemed by far the most ill, was well enough to be discharged. A few...

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A very fortunate fall

Anyone with parents of advanced age knows that it can be a bumpy ride. This week we had a very turbulent time, it all began with a fall, which I am actually grateful for. On Tuesday night I got a call from my brother who lives with my parents to say my Dad had fallen,...

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What happened to reading…

It is fair to say that I spend more time watching things: TV, YouTube, Skillshare than I do reading. I am a visual learner. That is not to say that I don’t read. I read blogs, historical information for genealogy, a mountain of emails and various forums. However, I...

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It’s beginning to look…

We are once again a bit early. Last year our neighbour Dianne bought a new pre-lit Christmas tree two weeks before the beginning of Christmas and they had to put it up to check it, then decided there was no point taking it down, so continued to put the decorations up....

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When the words don’t flow!

Forgive me for repeating myself but I have once again been awol and I have to confess that I am not in a position to be fully back on base! So what has been going on? I hear you ask. Well, first of all, I am not very good at getting the New Year going. I love the idea...

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