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The power of a question…

The author reflects on how responses to the question “how are you?” vary based on the relationship with the asker, highlighting a personal incident in a waiting room where an acquaintance overshared his health issues, prompting contemplation on communication boundaries.
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Flare bear’s mental health

The author shares experiences with communication challenges, including misunderstandings and interruptions, expressing a need for patience and understanding. They struggle with multitasking and verbal expression but seek clarity in conversations.
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Hair+meds+menopause=???

The author reflects on their hair journey, which has transformed into unruly curls over time. They struggle with styling due to physical limitations and suspect that menopause and medication may be influencing these changes.
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Beautiful Prison

The author reflects on their experiences of feeling confined at home, referring to it as a “Beautiful Prison.” They emphasize the importance of brief escapes for mental health, sharing personal stories of isolation and yearning for freedom outdoors amidst challenging circumstances.
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I need a new pillow..or do I??

The quest for the perfect pillow involved trying various types, including a buckwheat pillow, a too-soft memory foam pillow, and finally a supportive memory foam with cooling gel, which provided a comfortable night’s sleep.
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Cotton Candy Dream

The conversation reflects on the challenges of Huntington’s disease and the realities of long-term care homes, emphasizing the desire for a peaceful end while acknowledging the emotional toll on families.
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Stand on guard

Acupuncture has helped calm symptoms, though occasional numbness and tingling in fingers continue to create anxiety about potential issues.
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No PFD’s for you !

The author reflects on family drama around Huntington’s Disease, emphasizing collective understanding and support, not just personal grievances.
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Barrel of monkey fun

Experiencing stiffness and soreness, the author discovers their social media profile has been hacked. They attempt to protect friends, change passwords, and seek technical support, feeling overwhelmed by stress and physical discomfort along the way.
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I love getting New things!
The author reflects on a shift from valuing new possessions to cherishing old ones, influenced by physical limitations. They recount a struggle buying a lightweight vacuum, leading to frustration with decision-making and future implications.
