Earlier this week I signed up for a free online course. It uses an at-your-own-pace learning philosophy, which is perfect for my rare disease (CRPS) and chronic pain reality; primarily cognitive impairment, fatigue, and pain. I’m writing about it because it might be helpful for Read More …
Have you heard that ‘social distancing’ is really important, to avoid contracting COVID-19? Or spreading it to your loved ones? In plain English, this means that each of us should keep away from other people as much as possible – even if they don’t seem Read More …
Last month my husband and I participated in a local workshop run by a young herbalist. Its title was “Healer or Witch: An introduction to herbalism.”(1) Our course leader, Alexandra (Alex), runs a business named ‘Clotilde du Balai’.(2) In English that would translate to ‘Clotilde Read More …
This isn’t going to be another blog post about COVID-19 statistics, I promise! There are already plenty of reliable sources of information out there for this pandemic situation. One great example is a new website that was quickly created by the Government of Canada.(1) It Read More …
As a way to break up the winter blues, and to keep my brain active despite a mild cognitive impairment (MCI), I signed up for an online course in January.(1) Its follow-at-your-own pace format was particularly helpful for my MCI, because I never know whether Read More …
International Rare Disease Day takes place on the last day of February each year, so this year it’s even more special because it falls on Leap Day!(1) It’s an opportunity to raise awareness of the more than 6,000 rare conditions that afflict well over 300 Read More …
