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A few weeks ago, I started my new once weekly biologic, Enbrel. As I mentioned in my post about beginning therapy, I am having to be very cautious as I am even more immunocompromised than usual – and, at the same time, COVID is on the rise right now in our area, with a more… Read more
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We can’t miss Fighting Words Friday and this week – having just shared some of the spoonie issues that we’ve been facing this week here in the Hippie Hut – I feel like one of my favorite Psalms is just perfect: Psalm 73:26. It is such a comfort during the most challenging of times –… Read more
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As today’s title indicates, it is National Henry Day. Of course, this means we must take a moment to celebrate the joy that our Henry Petunia brings to our family. We love him so so much. ❤ As it is National Henry Day, I was thinking on well known Henrys worth celebrating today who share… Read more
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Today I found myself sitting in Urgent Care, late on a Friday afternoon – because isn’t that always when it breaks loose? – in a crowded waiting room, praying I didn’t catch some sort of viral ailment – #fixitjesus – while I was waiting to be seen for a skin infection that had suddenly worsened… Read more
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Way back before COVID and pneumonias and that sort of thing, we were joining with Ellie Holcomb’s weekly tradition I just love of “Fighting Words Fridays” here on the blog, with a special scripture each week to meditate on or to adopt for a memory verse if you like. Well, with all the plagues that… Read more
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This past Saturday, July 22nd, was the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene. As so often happens, your girl is a bit behind schedule – but it’s still important to observe her feast day. (If you have the Hallow app, today starts a seven day series on her that I am super stoked about and you… Read more
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As I’ve shared often, Henry has several medical issues – diabetes, autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA), gallbladder issues, and, most recently, liver function problems – that require multiple daily medications and as well insulin twice a day. We have a system in place where I get all his meds set up and his Daddy gives him… Read more
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Earlier this week, I went with my parents up to North Alabama for my precious Aunt Madge’s funeral. She was one of my dear Grandmother’s older sisters – and they are all very much alike and just wonderful saintly ladies. (I wrote once about their amazing and oh-so-precious mother, my great-Grandmother as well as my… Read more
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One of the most dear, kind hearted men I have ever had the privilege to know, our precious Brother Jack, beloved by so many of us, has passed away. He has been ill and was receiving excellent hospice care – but we are still terribly sad to say goodbye. I’ve said over the years, ever… Read more
