It’s been a while between posts, but every now and then
drama in my children’s lives reminds me that I’m also a full-time mother, so
blog, study, and anything else that consumes me gets put on hold while I don my
‘Mum/Mummy/Mother’ hat.
Fed up with ongoing illness and dissatisfied with the experts’ opinions, I started my own research for answers. My desire for an exact diagnosis and treatment turned into a journey of discovery and the start of a new way of life, not just for me, but for my family too.
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Star:
1. any heavenly body.2. a person's destiny, temperament, etc.
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Whether you’re reading this because you’re gluten intolerant, suffer from PVFS or CFS, are starting to grow your own veggies, embracing natural and/or alternative remedies, or just want to enjoy the journey with us, please remember I’m not a medical expert, nor am I here to debate global warming. Being diagnosed with a life-changing illness, looking for answers or changing the way one lives can all be overwhelming events, so I hope that by sharing the triumphs and tragedies, you too will benefit in some way from our journey.
I hope you enjoy the journey and if you leave this blog having learnt only one new recipe or started to think about finding your star, then this blog’s purpose has been served.
My two favourite sayings:
Pondering the choices we make at the crossroads is like revision in the school of life. Regretting the mistakes or taking for granted the successes means we have learnt nought.
An attentive student will gain wisdom from the mistakes and joy from the successes. Cartillyer – 2008
'Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.' Mohandas Gandhi
Showing posts with label Mr T. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mr T. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The Importance of Communication
Even after eight years of marriage, omitting a word or two
from a conversation can result in an injury. It’s never safe to assume that
your partner knows you so well that they know what you’re thinking, even when
(in my opinion) it’s obvious.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Mixed-up Words
We all have days where our brain doesn’t quite process words
the way it should. Some recent examples of our brain mix-ups for your
enjoyment:
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Introducing – Mr T
(My apologies if you receive this twice – I'm having trouble getting Blogger to do as it's told!)
Mr T is a wonderfully supportive husband and father. I think that if I insisted that we needed to move to Siberia because the freezing winters would benefit us all, he’d agree. It’s not that he’s under the thumb – far from it. It’s because he trusts my judgement. He knows I always do my research first and that I’d never put the wellbeing of our family at risk. He’s even more sceptical than me when it comes to natural therapies, and would love to solve all health issues with a pill.
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