‘Typical IDO2 is protective against ME’ might be a better way around to describe it? IDO2 variants on their own don’t result in ME but people without these variants don’t get ME whatever stressors they encounter? Continue reading
Everyone has had the experience of finding song lyrics meaningful to their circumstances, despite this not being the original purpose of the lyrics. An ME Awareness Day playlist with some explanation could be a new angle to help you understand my experience. Continue reading
There’s lots of things I’d like to write about this month, including interesting personal health news, but I don’t have the cognitive energy to articulate what I want to say. It will have to wait until another post (possibly after … Continue reading
4 years of blogging the end-of-series style compilation post Continue reading
Did you watch Tomorrow’s World as a child? Now tomorrow is today, just with messy wiring and period features. Continue reading
This tutorial is my adaptation of the sock curls technique to a vintage style. I usually do this in a couple of minutes in bed after a bath. Continue reading
Have a very merry Christmas wherever you are and however bad your health is! Continue reading
Anyone living with chronic illness has a complex relationship with Hope. Over the last couple of weeks mine has been so tumultuous that we could be beyond speaking terms soon. Continue reading
Listening to inspirational, creative dreams whilst reducing activity
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What metaphors or images would you use to describe your experience of ME? Continue reading
Inexpensive, low toxin toiletries and makeup which you can order online Continue reading
An update on my recent busyness with NICE guidelines and the Chronic Illness Inclusion Project Continue reading
Lots of low-energy, low-cost, low-toxin beauty tips with a vintage theme. Continue reading
What would Florence Nightingale do if she was alive today with ME? Continue reading
I’m particularly curious about how far the ripples from chronic illness affect seemingly unrelated aspects of our lives. Continue reading
This post describes my recent ‘minor ailments’ and raises ideas about highlighting sick on Sick Continue reading
There are 11 Prize Packs to be won, each with a value between $400 and $600. The total prize value is around $7000. Continue reading
I will try to frame this in the sense of exploring how we process fear of death Continue reading
You know people the rest of us don’t know and we need their support. Continue reading
It is not about presenting logical argument. It is about values and emotions. Values trump facts. Every time. Continue reading
This post is the first time I have been given the product as part of a product review through the Chronic Illness Bloggers network. Continue reading
