Category Archives: Social Support

OR Scleroderma Foundation’s Cheri Woo Education Seminar This Saturday!

Just a reminder about the Educational Seminar going on this Saturday, offered through the Oregon Chapter of the Scleroderma Foundation.  Even if you don’t have this particular disease, the......

Meet Another New MLWT Guest Blogger, Sarah Nuxoll!

Hello, dear MLWT readers. I am pleased to be invited to do some guest blogging for you now and then, and it feels like it might be nice to put first things first and introduce myself properly. ......

Unexpected Blessings and Reassuring Connections (Part 1)

This month in the MLWT Shelfari.com group , and continuing through March, we are discussing the book Unexpected Blessings: Stories of Hope and Healing (Penguin Group, 2009) written by Roxanne B......

Lupus and men: Dr. Oz is making an office call soon~

I received an email from Kathy Casey, Executive Director of the Lupus Foundation of America -Pacific NW Chapter letting me know about an event that I want to pass along to all of you: “Hello, We......

Focusing on the pieces helps me get to my big picture

It seemed like a good idea at the time. I picked out a beautiful 2000 piece puzzle of Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany for my mom this year for Christmas.  It has been years since I did one and......

Wishing Everyone An Adventurous 2010!

I’ve been off the radar for too long here and plan on getting back into writing in January.  It’s tough to keep putting up posts when there are so many amazing people to be connecting with perso......

Bringing some POWER into my holidays

(Photo Source: wikipedia.org) Well, better late than never, but November has been National Pomegranate Month.  I meant to mention that earlier… Over the past few months, I’ve been testing ......

Celebrate Those Who Care

    A quick note, thanks to a reminder from Rheumatoid Arthritis Guy , about a very important day today.  Today is Kiss a Caregiver Day hosted by Caregiving.com .  Take a minute and stop by thi......

Making Connections (Part Two)

In the last post , I spoke of how many of us constantly seek out information regarding our chronic illness believing that the more we know, the better we will be in managing our illnesses.  Alth......

Making Connections (Part One)

“My life has a great set of characters; I just haven’t figured out the plot.”                                                                                                     ~Ashleigh Brilli......