by Connie Strasheim | Energy. We sufferers of chronic illness could all use a bit more of the stuff, and every little blip in our internal and external environments alters how much we have at any given moment.
by Connie Strasheim | “Poor me!” Yes, it’s time to eat some worms. You’re broke, jobless, and you have nobody with whom to cuddle at night because you’re too sick to be in a romantic relationship.
by Connie Strasheim | Is this just another one of your excuses for staying single? Or is it an idea based on your friends’ marriages, struggling because one of the partners has a chronic illness?
by Connie Strasheim | It’s midnight, and you’ve been lying awake for two hours, your thoughts on fast forward as you toss and turn like a vegetable kabob over a spit.
by Connie Strasheim | Did you know that much of illness results not from physical toxins or infections, but from a lack of healthy boundaries in relationships?
by Connie Strasheim | Have you ever noticed how many folks have been brainwashed into believing that health is achieved solely through the killing of some bugs with a biochemical agent?
by Connie Strasheim | They won’t understand. No matter how hard you try to explain the suffering that Lyme disease causes you and how much they attempt to empathize with your pain. Unless they have Lyme disease, too, they won’t get it.
