Good things never last forever. And bad things come and go too. I’ve had a steady uneventful four months of relatively good health in the lupus department. So it shouldn’t come as a shock to me when I see the obvious signs of a lupus flare starting to circle back again. First it was about [...]
Posts Tagged ‘miracles’
20 Dec
A Christmas Wish
A wish for you, dear Readers, for this Christmas and New Year. Borrowed from John Denver with thanks and hope for a wonderful holiday … from my heart to yours. *** The season is upon us now A time for gifts and giving. And as the year draws to its close I think about my [...]
15 Jun
A Small Miracle
At long last, my insurance carrier approved my IVIG treatments for lupus, retroactive from September last year through June 2010. I feel like I won the lottery … or at the very least, was granted a small miracle. The road to these much-needed and long-overdue infusions has been long and crazy! Last month I was [...]
14 Apr
Prayers for Sarah Jane
I’m sharing this story in the hope you will read it and find room in your heart to pray for a special little girl that needs a lot of love and support right now. My son has a half-sister, Sarah Jane. She is eight years old with blond hair and the longest lashes in the [...]
19 Dec
Santa Statistics
I’m guessing that many people already know about this important data, but it’s worth repeating during the holiday season. I’m also determined not to write about anything related to lupus, disease or sadness between now and the end of the year. I hope I can hold out that long! Anyway …. No known species of [...]
2 Sep
Redefining Normal
Life is not a static experience. Change is inevitable and part of the human condition. If we’re lucky, our lives are enriched with events and experiences that give us the opportunity to learn, love, and live. We have children. We have friends and lovers. We work and go to school. We get married and divorced. [...]
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