I haven’t had a period since March 22, so my Husband prompted me to take a pregnancy test. I knew I wasn’t pregnant. I knew I was approaching menopause. Menopause is defined by not having a period for a full year, so technically, I am in perimenopause.
I’m Canadian living in BC, so I can only speak on the process here, but I want to discuss the federal, provincial, and third-party disability insurance I was able to navigate.
My Husband was meant to be a DAD!!!
So I’ve compiled a list of things he would love! I’ve priced them as what I could afford to gift, what I would like to gift, and what I could afford to gift if we won the lottery.
I have been blessed with good skin. Even in my teenage years, I had very little acne.
Sepsis changed that.
Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would be published in science journals. I had hoped to have music published, and I do, but this is a major accomplishment in my life!
I’m like a toddler, when I’m silent, you know something is up. I’ve been having a gastro flare since March 28th, and it is relentless. I have trouble eating; when I do eat, it hurts more immediately, and the pain is so bad I can’t sleep through the night. Not having solid sleep is wreaking more havoc on my mental health.
I have just discovered hot yoga and I LOVE it!!! I love getting to the studio early to claim my spot. I love knowing I am doing something great for the longevity of my mobility and I LOVE the heat! Yoga in 34C heat leaves you drenched and racing home for a shower, but it’s a whole vibe!
Here’s what you need to get started.
Recovery from sepsis can be soul-sucking. I could not understand why I survived sepsis if my life was going to be an existence. Then I applied for this course…
You don’t have to go very far to see we’re in a mental health crisis. Why are we so blind to the suffering of others? How do we do better?
