I wish they had bumper stickers that said this.  Because it’s true.  Very, very true.

This is something I never thought I would say.  But that’s life.  It can change on you in an instant.

Thank you to everyone who reached out this week.  It means a lot.  The week has been a tough one, I’m not gonna lie.  After my heating pad caught on fire last night, it was the final straw that sent me into a frazzled, overwhelmed mess. 

Getting a medical ID bracelet was something I knew I needed, but was not sure where to go to get one.

A lot of people told me to get a USB one that could hold all of my medical information, but when I researched more, I read that many hospitals, doctors offices, etc. refused to use them because of the risk of causing viruses to their computer systems.

It was bound to happen.

I had my first major POTS spell in front of my principal on Friday.

Let me back up.  The week started off with a Halloween party on Monday.  The kids loved it.  I loved it.  But I was exhausted.  Parties are hard work. 

Let me be clear.  I did NOT write the following.  This article is from the website: http://www.rheumatoidarthritisguy.com

I want to say thank you to the rheumatoid arthritis guy for writing this article, as I have learned, and am learning these things along the way.  I really, truly love all 10 of them, as I am easily able to identify with each one.