Fibro my old friend

It’s been a while. Fibro has flared, checked in I supposed. Given me a reality check…

*sigh*

Take care of you.

Early morning, rain is falling…

I got up at 6am this morning. Deliberately, for a rugby match. Well worth, I have no regrets.

It rained too, then the sun came blooming out in all her glory.

Went from winter weather to summer in the space of 30 minutes, an hour tops.

I made Christmas cards for my nephew and my sister and brother in law, will have to post them soon so they get them early December.

Take care of you.

Beach weather.

It’s spring time here, almost summer. The pohutukawa trees are in full bloom, the sun is shining, the breeze is light, the evenings are long.

I went for a walk with my mum and my nephew today, about 25-30 minutes down to the beach and then because my aunt rang I played with him for a long time. Then his parents joined us for an ice cream after work. We were out for 2 hours!

And I am knackered, my feet hurt, but everything else is doing okay surprisingly considering a fibro flare up yesterday.

But this is so positive. I am so pleased things are looking on the up.

Take care of you.

It’s been a year!

It’s my one year anniversary on here. I haven’t written as much as I wanted or thought I would. But I have written different things…

I don’t have much to say today. Fibro flare, new symptoms are flaring… I am going to rest.

Take care of you.

What a semester.

This blog has gone by the wayside this semester. My paper was a nightmare, the lecturers and administrator were as unhelpful as they could be. Its over now just waiting for my exam result.

Add to that new symptoms and trialling different meds… it is not easy.

I hope to post more often now.

Getting close to December, how prepared are you lot for Christmas/the holidays? I am surprisingly prepared. Had my parents joint gift since August!

What holiday traditions are you looking forward to the most? Which ones are you dreading?

I love decorating the tree and the inside of the house but struggle with the amount of baking that has to be done.

Take care of you.