Social Media & Chronic Illness
I spend a lot of time on Facebook. A. LOT.
In fact, thinking of not having Facebook makes my hands sweat and gives me a knot in my stomach.
Addict, much? I think so.
Just a "zebra" trying my best to live life to the fullest with EDS and POTS...and loving the ride.
I spend a lot of time on Facebook. A. LOT.
In fact, thinking of not having Facebook makes my hands sweat and gives me a knot in my stomach.
Addict, much? I think so.
I’m in a funk.
There, I said it.
The first step is acknowledgement, right?
Happy Anniversary to us!
I am proud of us.
That pretty much sums up how I feel on our anniversary this year…and what a year it has been.
Music. Relationships.
Relationships. Music.
These are the two things that have gotten me through this past year without going crazy. These are the two things that I lean on heavily everyday for my survival. For my sanity. For my motivation and inspiration. For my Faith.
I could write for hours and hours about both of these topics, and as I continue to blog, I know that they will keep surfacing as major players in my life. U2 is something I have been meaning to write about since I saw them in concert at Spartan Stadium a little over a week ago. It is funny because the first 27 years of my life, I liked U2. They made up a chunk of my running playlist. I would watch some of their concerts on Palladia. I knew and admired that Bono was really involved with various charities.
You never know who you will meet on any given day. Better yet, you never know who you will come across that will have an impact on your life.
On the way to Philly my Mom and I sat together on the plane. You’d think this would be a good thing, but it was not. I freak her out with my “Oh God’s” “What’s that noise?” “Are we going down?”
On the way home it just so happened that my Mom and I sat apart. Although I hate to admit this, I usually do better sitting next to someone I do not know, because I feel like I have to hold it together. I can’t be grabbing on to a stranger’s arm every 2 minutes. That could get me into big trouble.
We feel pain all over our bodies #EDS #edsawarenessmonth http://t.co/AGWWrWgHTq
RT @TomKindlon: #NorthernIreland Lighting up the 18 Arches in Blue for #MEawareness 8pm Sat May 25 (part 2 of 4) #Spoonie #CFSME #CFS http://t.co/hGRqlaOfZh