Chronicles of Nani - Rerun Allergies

Talk shows with much bigger crews than me take a week off, no they take weeks off and show rerun. I get the whole need a break every now and then. Right now David helps out but for the most part it's just me and the editor. And yes, I absolutely do realize that the editor and I are the same person. I probably deserve the occasional break more than the network people do. 

But, check out the chosen rerun from last year. That's all you need to know about why I needed to take a break this week.

Chronicles of Nani - Let's Just Talk

Sometimes, I just don't have something I can talk about for a long time but there's a bunch a little things that I want to talk about. That's today. I'll talk a little bit about one of my best friends, things going on with Russia (YAY Ukraine!) Walk MS, my visit from the EMTs and the deer in my front yard. 

 May be interested in some things more than others. Might get a chuckle or you might just think hmmm. 

My Walk MS page: 

https://mssociety.donordrive.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=donordrive.participant&participantID=122674

Chronicles of Nani - Cutting

Today's blog is definitely not wha I planned. I was actually pretty excited about what I was planning on doing, but things that happened at the end of last week change my mind. 

I've said before and I don't currently have any home health aides that can help me out and my husband is usually the one that gets me is ready as he can to record. But this weekend he's been very sick with a series called and as a matter of fact on Tuesday when I recorded and edited this weeks video. I ended up talking about some thing very different. 

I had a horrible night last week ended up in some nasty self harm and today is just a little talking about the fact that there are definitely self harmful things that go through the minds of people with chronic the most positive of us on a bad day and we all have to do our best not to give in. 

Chronicles of Nani - I Am A Crocus

It's March and in our part of Ohio that means one last snowfall, sometimes two. But at our house late February and early March also means flowers! Crocus is a perennial flower, that means it's a bulb in the ground that you don't have to plant every year it just buds and then blossoms. It can start to bud and then be snowed on again and it doesn't stop. 

I consider myself a crocus. Things can be thrown at me, like snow throws itself on a crocus, and I may be slowed down or I may even disappear for a while, but I let it go away or make it go away and then I'm ready to blossom again. 

A chronic illness or living in a wheelchair does not mean you stop blooming. Every time you do some thing in spite of that illness or chair, you bloom a little brighter. You are a crocus too.