The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
I have a hard time observing the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, not because of what it signifies, but because most people observe it as a holiday.
Stop Sepsis Save Lives
Did you know that you have the power to stop sepsis and save lives? Knowledge is power! Just knowing that sepsis can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time can get a person to lifesaving treatment within the golden hours. The longer antibiotics are not used, the higher the possibility of disability, amputations, and death.
WINTER is COMING
Some people love the fall? You lust to fulfill your pumpkin spice latte dreams. You love the changing colors of the fall foliage. You can’t wait to don the latest fall fashions. When it comes to the end of summer, I only see death and dying. I dread that winter is coming!
Practical Things You Need As You Start University
I’ve compiled a list of practical things you need as you start university.
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It’s a Good Day to be Métis
I’ve heard losing your culture as a soul wound. Like I mentioned previously, I felt alone in a world without a place to belong. However, that changed today.
It’s a good day to be Métis !
Tidy Home, Tidy Mind
I have always hated cleaning! Not disliked, HATED! However, I found that my mental health is so much better when my house is organized and clean. Tidy home, tidy mind.
Coming Out of My Shell
Little did I know that coming out of my shell would be the biggest challenge of surviving sepsis…I had lost my bad bitch energy, and I think I got it back!
If I Could Turn Back Time
I get the concept of aging gracefully, but realistically, I’ll do whatever it takes to turn back time.
The Ultimate Wishlist for Amazon Prime Days
Truth, I learned about Amazon Prime Days from my 75-year-old Father-in-law. He loves a good deal and scours Amazon for the best ones.
The Grand Climacteric AKA Menopause
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.