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River trip!

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

Last week, we made it out to our beloved San Marcos river for just an overnight trip. It’s not but about 2 hours from home, and we use points for the hotel, so we can keep the cost down. Just gas and food need… Continue Reading “River trip!”

Category: Nature, River Trips, summerTags: #livingwithlyme, chronic illness, coping, dogs, escape, Newton, pets, self care, sick, summer, Thoreau

So many projects…

Posted on July 7, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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Summer projects!

Category: summer, The PresentTags: #chronicillness, chronic disease, chronic illness, life, pacing, projects, summer, teaching

Hard to believe

Posted on June 27, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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Things change

Category: chronic illness, The PresentTags: #chronicillness, #chroniclymedisease, #disease, #readbetweenthelyme, #spoonies, chronic, chronic conditions, chronic fatigue, chronic illness, chronic symptoms, Colorado, coping, health, life

Good Stuff

Posted on February 21, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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This past week has been 👍

Category: The Present, WorkTags: #chronicillness, #Lymelookslikethis, #readbetweenthelyme, #spoonies, challenges, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic illness, coping, health, medical leave, students, symptoms, Teacher, teaching, weather, work, working

Catching Up

Posted on February 12, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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This past week…

Category: Coping, WorkTags: #chronicillness, #chroniclymedisease, #livingwithlyme, #Lymelookslikethis, chronic conditions, chronic disease, chronic fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic illness, coping, medical leave, new normal, students, tasks, Teacher, teaching, work, working, worry

Back

Posted on February 7, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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I was able to return to work today after a medical leave of 5 weeks. And while I am glad, I’ve been very anxious about it. I guess because I got so worn down and in such a chronic fatigue flare (plus reactivated EBV),… Continue Reading “Back”

Category: The Present, WorkTags: #chronicillness, #chroniclymedisease, #disease, #spoonies, acceptance, anxiety, chronic conditions, chronic disease, chronic fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic illness, coping, EBV, fatigue, gratitude, health, work

Rainy, Winter Day

Posted on January 31, 2022 by Read Between the Lyme

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It’s the end of January 2022. I haven’t been back to work this semester. It’s weird. I just cannot manage the fatigue right now. It’s been incessant. Luckily, I still had some sick leave. Not a lot, so now we’re in pay dock mode.… Continue Reading “Rainy, Winter Day”

Category: chronic illness, Coping, Daily GrindTags: #chronicillness, #livingwithlyme, challenges, chronic conditions, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic illness, chronic symptoms, EBV, fibromyalgia, Texas, Thank you, work

The Heat is Here

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Read Between the Lyme

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So, much of May has been overcast or rainy, which is definitely not the norm here in Southeast Texas. The 10 days in a row! of rain we just had finished on Tuesday. Now, add sun. And we’re now living in a greenhouse. Heck,… Continue Reading “The Heat is Here”

Category: chronic illness, Daily Grind, WorkTags: #chronicillness, #disease, #livingwithlyme, #readbetweenthelyme, chronic fatigue, chronic illness, chronic symptoms, coping

No Relief

Posted on May 21, 2021 by Read Between the Lyme

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I haven’t done an update because not much has changed. Since about the middle of January, I have been having serious issues with not sleeping. It’s continued since then. I’ve missed days at work. And everything else, other symptoms, etc. have become exaggerated. At… Continue Reading “No Relief”

Category: chronic illness, The PresentTags: chronic fatigue, chronic illness, chronic lyme, chronic symptoms, exhaustion

One More Time

Posted on March 19, 2021 by Read Between the Lyme

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Today, I’m headed to my local doctor to talk with her about the sleep issues I’ve been having. We’re heading back to school Monday for 10 more weeks of this semester, and I just can’t keep on like I have been these past 3… Continue Reading “One More Time”

Category: chronic illness, Doctor VisitsTags: #chronicillness, #livingwithlyme, #lymedisease, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic illness, chronic lyme disease, chronic symptoms, coping, exhaustion, fatigue, illness, insomnia, lyme, Lyme disease

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