Could any of us have pictured what Covid-19, one year later, would have done?
Covid-19, One Year Later.
Category: Health
Unmasked, Texas.
Yesterday, Greg Abbott, announced that Texas was going to open 100% and no longer require masks. As of today, the death toll in the United States of America is over half of a million souls. The CDC, America's official health agency, did not recommend nor endorse this plan by Governor Abbott. It's a political move, [...]
A Day at Dinosaur Valley State Park
Our family took a day trip to Dinosaur Valley State Park in December - a COVID-safe activity Like so many other families, when the world around us began to shut down in March, we were left stunned. Since that time, we've quarantined, worn masks, avoided play dates, parties and public parks. After a year of [...]
How to Start Geocaching
How to Start Geocaching: Planning After a week of serious eating and resting around the house, I was absolutely thirsting to get outside and move around a little. My new sister-in-law, Nicole, had never been Geocaching, but when I asked her if she would like to learn how to start geocaching, her face lit up [...]
Raising Children as a Chronic Pain Patient
The pain does not have to interfere with raising good humans. I am a chronic pain patient. My pain is manageable, which means: it will never go away or be cured but can be reduced enough to allow me to move and walk up to two miles on a good day, with some modifications and [...]
It’s Been a Rough Road: Chronic Pain
Chronic Pain patients suffer not only from pain, but mistreatment from Doctors who are jaded and cautious during an opioid epidemic.
Update: Should I Have Back Surgery?
The doctor reaffirmed all the same diagnoses I've had for years. He still would not offer me surgery