Writers are solitary by nature - a blanket observation of myself and those I have met. We suffer alone, write alone, and need to be solitary for our own comfort. Yet...
Author: Michelle Andrea Williams
Controlling My Own Path: An RA Story
When I was diagnosed with RA, I realized I could not succeed where I was currently positioned and I took action. Not because of my condition, but because of the dynamics of who was in charge of my department.
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Treasure Box Cure? An RA and Believer’s Story
Pain is a cruel master forcing me to think of relief in lieu of lovely things like planting lettuce or hiking or vacuuming. Yeah, rather vacuum the whole stinking house than deal with this - it's a bugger! Come on remedies - unite!!!
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Marginalized: A Redemption Story
Have you ever been treated as an outsider or marginalized? Then this story is for you.
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How To Stay Calm: TEDTalk on Health Decisions
Repost of TED Talk with Daniel Levitin - listen closely about the decision on medication. Be prepared to talk to your doctor about any medication they recommend. https://embed.ted.com/talks/daniel_levitin_how_to_stay_calm_when_you_know_you_ll_be_stressed
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Trouble with Grief: A Believer’s Story
Photo: Hans BennOn February 1st, my step-son, Brad, passed away. Brad was 29 years old, an Army Veteran, and a survivor of 4 traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, pain, and PTSD. He was a warrior to the core. The last year before his passing, the family was able to pour love into him during the … Continue reading Trouble with Grief: A Believer’s Story
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Hot Flashes – An RA Story
When RA flare-ups hit, I feel sick. My brain, muscles, bones - even my skin falls ill. These days are hardest to get through. I push my body to the limit which doesn't take long at all, then I rest. I used to lament, now I surrender. This morning, I am off to my see … Continue reading Hot Flashes – An RA Story
