Any of you who follow my Facebook page, my Instagram account (links below) or those of you who know me personally, will know that at the moment I am totally loving ‘Get the Glow’ by Madeleine Shaw. I stumbled across this little gem whilst round at my brothers house a few... View Article
‘Pain x Resistance = Suffering’ I first became aware of this quote in Echart Tolle’s book The Power of Now. I didn’t fully understand what it mean’t when I first read it and, to be honest, it made me a bit cross. At the time, I was suffering intensely and... View Article
Today I noticed that the little Cherry Tomato plants in my garden have finally got some red tomatoes on them! I planted them a bit late, and they seemed to be taking forever to actually turn into anything that resembled a tomato. So this morning, seeing them all lovely and... View Article
The one thing I promised myself when I started this blog, was to keep it real. To be honest. To be true to myself and to get rid of some of the facade that covers up ME/CFS and what life is like living with this misunderstood condition. I really want... View Article
I know in some circumstances, it’s great to set the bar high. There is so much currently out there around goal setting, and achieving your dreams and reaching for the stars. You know the Anthony Robbins style drill. However, with many of us ‘high achiever types’ the life changing moments... View Article
There could not have been a more powerful wake up call, than the emotions that ran through me as I watched my beautiful brother, along with seven other strong men, lift my fathers coffin onto his shoulders and carry him into the church that day. The same church that we... View Article
During the last eight weeks life has thrown me a little bit of a curve ball along the path of my ME journey. One that has taught me above all else, how important it is to trust your intuition fully and wholeheartedly, especially when it comes to your own body.... View Article
Writing has been such a natural part of my life for as long as I can remember. As a child I remember loving watching adults write. Admiring the way letters on the page flowed effortlessly from one to the next, forming words. Wondering enviously when I would be able to... View Article