Losing An Emotional Support Animal

Losing An Emotional Support Animal

On January 25, 2025, I said goodbye to my emotional support dog. She was an integral part of my life, and managing my conditions and losing her hit me hard. As I looked for resources about how to handle the loss, I found that there were a lot of resources for pet...
Why I’m Moving My Reading To Kobo From Kindle

Why I’m Moving My Reading To Kobo From Kindle

It has been a massive week in the US this week as Trump re-entered office and the oligarchs of the country are groveling at his feet. TikTok got banned in the US but then came back thanks to the new president and many people have raised concerns over banned kindle...
Refining Systems For The New Year

Refining Systems For The New Year

2025 just started and many people are making their New Year’s resolutions. Some people are stating ways they want to change that they may have some level of commitment to now but will stop caring about as months go by. Instead of resolutions, I build systems that make...
5 Ways A Planner is A Must For Chronic Illness

5 Ways A Planner is A Must For Chronic Illness

If you have spent much time on my social media, you likely have seen me post spreads with my various planners. While it took me a while to find my planner style, I’ve found value in the journey and loved all of my planners since I started. They have added value to my...
Working With The Inconsistency of Chronic Illness

Working With The Inconsistency of Chronic Illness

One of the most frustrating aspects of chronic illness is the dynamic part of dynamic disability. When you find it hard to predict how you will feel on a day-to-day basis, it’s hard to feel consistent or reliable. When you aren’t able to give the same amount...