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  • Tick tock goes the Clock!       

    Tick tock goes the  Clock!       

    The passage reflects on the universal experience of waiting, highlighting its challenges and complexities. It emphasizes the importance of patience amidst life’s uncertainties and differing desires for time’s pace.

    My Everest

    May 28, 2026
    Uncategorized
    anxiety, appointments, patience, waiting
  • The sound of SILENCE 

    The sound of SILENCE 

    After I dropped my mom off at home My brain had alone time with this information…1/2 way home I was OMG like my body started to get a very heavy feeling and my eyes were tearing up.  I made it home safely with some buzzing in my ears and when that went away there was…

    My Everest

    May 21, 2026
    Uncategorized
    anxiety, cancer, flare bear, pain, stress
  • Put on a happy face ??

    Put on a happy face ??

    I tell physio that my hands and joints in said hands feel arthritic.  He immediately checks things out and puts the death grip on my arms and says is this the spot??   Yes of course it is !! How he manages to find them amazes me but he does as I babble on about…

    My Everest

    May 14, 2026
    Uncategorized
  • Going on a cool adventure

    Going on a cool adventure

    Today we are going on an adventure. Hopefully we can manage with the flare bear and get him to take a chill pill so we can do something fun as it’s the weekend and I just want to do something instead of sitting in the house.  Take a ride in the car …roll down the…

    My Everest

    May 7, 2026
    Uncategorized
    Awareness, flare bear, Fun, huntington’s disease, pain, stress
  • My Hands!! 

    My Hands!! 

    The author struggles with pain in their elbows, hands, and fingers, leading to lowered standards and reliance on their partner.

    My Everest

    April 30, 2026
    Uncategorized
    fingers, hands, huntington’s disease, pain flare, sensitivity, wlbows
  • 15 minutes … 11 Floors

    15 minutes … 11 Floors

    After a crazy busy weekend and on my rest day mama N (mother nature) decided to send us a wicked rain storm.   Clearly she really needed to vent and let it out on us poor souls living in the north end of town.   It was reported that we got 80mm of rain during…

    My Everest

    April 23, 2026
    Uncategorized
    anxiety, elevator, flare, huntington’s disease, pain, physio therapy, rain
  • Turtle pace to win this race !

    Turtle pace to win this race !

    A busy weekend involved managing dog care and cleaning, balancing demands while attempting to pace and avoid fatigue from activities.

    My Everest

    April 16, 2026
    Uncategorized
    cleaning, dogs, flare bear, huntington’s disease
  • How can you drive like that??? 

    How can you drive like that??? 

    The author describes their unique driving technique, struggles with pain, and choice to abstain from alcohol, emphasizing their commitment to manage chronic pain while maintaining independence and supporting friends.

    My Everest

    April 9, 2026
    Uncategorized
    driving, flare bear, hand and wrist, huntington’s disease, pain flare
  • Let’s get spicy?

    Let’s get spicy?

    Ok so my taste and smell are messed up.  Ever since I got sick with covid a while back and got the strain with losing smell and taste, it’s never been up to snuff.   I mentioned this to my Dr a while ago and she said that I could go to therapy for that,…

    My Everest

    April 2, 2026
    Uncategorized
    COVID, flare bear, huntington’s disease, migraine, pain flare, Smell
  • Good intentions…change of plans! 

    Good intentions…change of plans! 

    The narrator discusses personal challenges, including a cancelled vacation and family health concerns. They contemplate a baby shower but decide to delay it due to current stressors, emphasizing adaptability amidst life’s difficulties.

    My Everest

    March 19, 2026
    Uncategorized
    acupuncture, flare bear, huntington’s disease, physio, stress
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