New pain doc & big insights
I’m profoundly curious. (Take that however you want, LOL) When I was an inch from dying, around 12-14 years ago, when there was nothing left… Read More »New pain doc & big insights
I’m profoundly curious. (Take that however you want, LOL) When I was an inch from dying, around 12-14 years ago, when there was nothing left… Read More »New pain doc & big insights
I got into the habit of sharing photos from my outings with a bedbound friend of mine. She left this world years ago, but I… Read More »Photos from today’s walk, #1
[Follow this link for the audio version: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/2024-09-07-1staidatroadside–61297573] I headed to psychotherapy after texting, “I’m on my way. I’ll see you in person today, barring… Read More »First aid at the roadside
Poems don’t need me to write them, but sometimes I need to write something that sure isn’t prose. This is today’s poetical offering on the… Read More »Petroglyphs & the Permian
I wrote the start of this for a fellow spoonie today and realized it’s a good starting point for a subject most people find overwhelming:… Read More »Reading science (and surviving) 101
A year ago, I ordered a DNA whole-genome sequencing (10x) test from Dante Labs. It was on sale for a price I haven’t seen before… Read More »Dealing with Dante and my DNA
My poor ol’ body has been carrying an unfair load for a long time. It does its very best, but the dice are loaded and,… Read More »Onward and downward
When I saw the clip below, I kept nodding and thinking, “You know, if you take out the high-flown language and fanboy reverence for the… Read More »Radical acceptance and the hero’s journey; or, life with complex chronic illness
I’m enjoying my monthly latte, and it’s excellent. The café is playing songs from my youth — more precisely, Elder Brother’s youth. He got an… Read More »Glorious moment
Flashback Up until I got the injuries that precipitated CRPS, I used to run about 3.8 miles (about 6.1 km) up and down a redwood… Read More »Morning exercise, redux