I want to write/blog more but when I reach my blogging destination, I believe I get discouraged.
I don’t know how to pain fancy nail art.
I don’t adventure.
I’m no gourmet.
Or photographer.
I don’t have thousands of followers.
My content is different.
And some days I’m too busy or too hurty to say more than this.
I wish I could write more often.
I wish I could go to see LIFE after death in Boston at Tufts, sponsored by WEGO Health on Feb. 2.
I wish this WordPress iPad app would let me cut & paste the link but it won’t.
Next, I have less than 2 days to write a grant proposal – a big one – for $1 million. this is part of my job duties and i will do my very best. If only I had control over how my body feels.
with care and concern,
-Q
PS: this wordpress app is superlame
Filed under: Disability, Health, Physical Health
I love and appreciate your blog immensely!
I hope your grant proposal writing goes well. I hope everybody (including yours) is cooperative.
I appreciate you and your blog more immensely!
Thanks about the grant – it was successfully submitted and at this point, that’s the most important part for me. Get some comfort this weekend!
I love your blog immensely too!
I know how you feel. I often feel like I have nothing to say on my blog anymore, except more of the same issues that I’ve written about too many times before. I feel like I’ve given up (as have my doctors) on figuring out what’s wrong with me so I don’t have progress to report. It’s hard being a medical mystery.
You are so sweet – my love for your blog is immense! it’s so great to *see* you. I’m so fortunate to have developed these awesome friendships because of my med stuff. Perhaps we should start writing fiction about our illnesses. You know, how awesome it is when people minimize our problems, etc. Seriously though Sickmomma, you’re a writer. I hope you have an outlet for your talents!! – hugs!!!