Coping with life's twists and turns, one chicken at a time.
Running out the door with wet hair? Again? Me too! I don’t know about you, but having extra time in the morning to get ready for work is a rarity for me. Having chronic illness sometimes means trouble falling asleep, not sleeping well, and waking up late as a result. With this handy little time
When you have chronic illness, there are things you need to keep with you to maintain some sort of comfort level when you’re away from home. If you’re just going to work, shopping or to visit a loved one, it’s handy to keep these things with you. Whether it’s, a bottle of water, salty snacks,
Having had multiple chronic illnesses myself for several years, I’ve learned to adapt. I observe others, take away what I find useful, and twist it to fit my own life. I make it work with my current energy and pain levels, or my available time. Let me show you how you can conquer the KonMari
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