2019: More Movement, Patience and Positivity: June edition

June has come and gone. I really used this past month to work on myself. Movement-This is the first pillar of my theme for this year. Not only is it a reminder for me to exercise and to lose weight-which is an ongoing battle-but this pertains to movement in life. That is why, along withContinue reading “2019: More Movement, Patience and Positivity: June edition”

Interview with Alexis Read (Guest Blog Post #12)

Hi everyone, Today’s guest post is from my friend Alexis. Alexis runs a Facebook page all about her guide dog,  Yankee.  Be sure to check out her Facebook page to learn more about Yankee.  :) Thank you Alexis for being a guest. What is your name? My name is Alexis Read Age?: I’m 37 yearsContinue reading “Interview with Alexis Read (Guest Blog Post #12)”

#ThroughOurEyesChallenge

– What caused your visual impairment? The cause of my visual impairment is a condition called congenital Nystagmus. I also have Night Blindness and I have light sensitivity. – What can’t you see? I can’t see details that are far away very well. I also struggle to see small print and my computer when IContinue reading “#ThroughOurEyesChallenge”

International Nystagmus Awareness Day (2019)

Nystagmus is a medical condition that many people haven’t heard of before. Nystagmus is an eye condition where the eyes move in a vertical, horizontal and sometimes circular pattern. There is no cure and it can impact someone’s life in many different ways.  I was born with Nystagmus. I am not alone. I have metContinue reading “International Nystagmus Awareness Day (2019)”

The symptoms I felt before going into Therapy

I can clearly remember the pain that I felt before going into therapy. These symptoms were both physical and emotional. The physical signs I had were a rash on my belly, arm and behind my ear. I had tried all different kinds of over the counter creams and lotions. Some of the creams only helpedContinue reading “The symptoms I felt before going into Therapy”

Amanda Gene Tries Crisps (potato chips) and chocolate from the U.K.

I was very excited to bring back, by popular demand, another Amanda Gene tries video. I decided to try some more chocolate and crisps (potato chips) from the United Kingdom. The first thing I ordered for this video was a pack of four Flake candy bars. I got them from Amazon for $4.58 with freeContinue reading “Amanda Gene Tries Crisps (potato chips) and chocolate from the U.K.”

2019: More Movement, Patience and Positivity: May Edition

May has certainly flown by. It has been a fast paced but fun month. When it comes to movement, I certainly have been making some strides. I have slowly started getting my weight in the right direction and I am happy to report that I only need to lose three more pounds. I know withContinue reading “2019: More Movement, Patience and Positivity: May Edition”

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