Life and Lyme

Muddling Through Life with Lyme Disease

Tag: joy

  • holidays and opinions

    I hate it when people don\’t believe what I say. When I say something I don\’t fuck around with double meanings or hidden codes. Sometimes I do tell people what they\’d like to hear, especially about my health (sure,I feel good right now)  or how they look or feel. This rant pertains to other things. If…

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  • curmudgeon

    Is there a word for female curmudgeon? The formal definition is a \”bad-tempered person, especially an old one\” and is unisex. I\’m not one yet, but I\’ve been flirting with the possibilities of allowing myself the luxury. This would require energy, maybe more energy than the daily decision to find something good about the day.…

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  • bumbling

    A new chapter, turning over a new leaf, rising from the ashes, rebirth, starting over; the sheer number of maxims boggles the mind. The facts are usually the same. Person has a setback, person begins life with a new purpose. I might argue this is one of the most basic facts of life. It smacks…

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  • time

    If I were to characterize myself, I\’d be the grasshopper in Aesop\’s Fable #373, \”The Ant and the Grasshopper.\” The grasshopper dances and frolics all summer, while the ant toils away, gathering food for the winter. When winter comes, the cold and hungry grasshopper begs the ant for food and shelter, and is refused. The…

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  • ogled

    I went to Victoria\’s Secret with my daughter Katie last week. She just turned thirty. I am fifty-eight.  If you are the mother of a daughter, there comes a day of reckoning, a watershed moment that is not always welcomed. The day men\’s eyes slide right past you and land squarely on your daughter. I…

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  • relentless optimist

    It\’s high time I started writing about my life and Lyme disease. There\’s more to life than Lyme, and there\’s more to Lyme than most people know. My experiences are depressingly familiar to anyone who has been misdiagnosed, and then diagnosed with Lyme disease. I\’ve lost nearly a year to Lyme, a long slog in…

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