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simply chronically ill thoughts from someone who lives it simply chronically ill thoughts from someone who lives it menu skip to content home a little bit about me my books disclaimer contact 2018 2021 simplychronicallyill com search search for living our best lives indulgences july 14 2021 simplywendi 146 comments photo by anna tukhfatullina food photographer stylist on pexels com i don t need to remind anyone who lives with a chronic illness that our lives have restrictions and for many of us this includes not just physical ones but also what we are able to consume so my question for you this month is what food or drink do you indulge in that brings you happiness as always thank you so very much for taking the time to stop by and join in the discussion each of you is amazing and i so enjoy interacting and learning from you living our best lives in the dark june 7 2021 simplywendi 91 comments photo by adrien olichon on pexels com maybe it is just me but when i am experiencing a bad moment i like to shut my eyes and visualize another place doing my best to transport myself to another more pleasant location if you do this too do you have a favorite place you like to think about and if so i would love to read about it if you care to share as always thank you for taking time to be here i always appreciate your visit the most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat known suffering known struggle known loss and have found their way out of those depths elisabeth kubler ross living our best life mantras may 5 2021 simplywendi 136 comments photo by mikhail nilov on pexels com it has been way too long since i have asked all of you amazing individuals a question so here it goes is there a statement a prayer a verse a mantra a phrase a song or a poem that you repeat to yourself on a regular basis if so what is your purpose in repeating these words as always thank you so much for stopping by and sharing fear haiku april 23 2021 simplywendi 62 comments photo by emiliano arano on pexels com claws at your being trying to pull you under grips around your soul to all the women march 8 2021 simplywendi 51 comments photo by rf _ studio on pexels com i would like to take a moment to wish all a happy international women s day this is a shout out to all mothers daughters sisters grandmothers great grandmothers aunts cousins granddaughters stepmoms wives partners and friends all who love others on a daily basis you my dears make the world a much better place please take a moment to thank a women in your life you don t need to give specific names just a comment so i can celebrate her with you ink spills of life february 17 2021 simplywendi 103 comments photo by pixabay on pexels com one of our newest additions to the family is a rescued mixed boxer german shepherd hound mix he is the absolute naughtiest dog we have ever brought into our family yet we still adore him i mean we all have our faults recently while i was away someone let him out of his crate and he climbed onto the dining room table and brought down a fountain pen and went to town after he drained it of all its glory he proceeded to walk around the house and explore to see what else he could get into my room the bathroom kitchen family room entryway you are probably wondering how i knew where he had explored well his footprints showed me his path the mess he made of the ink not only pooled onto the carpet where he initially devoured it but all over his paws and he went on a journey around the house leaving his adorable calling card with every step i have to be honest i just wanted to cry living with chronic illnesses makes normal cleaning difficult but the thought of having to get down on my hands and knees for days on end was overwhelming but i reminded my self that even though it was a huge mess it didn t have to be cleaned up in one day some messes are just too big to be resolved quickly so you are probably wondering why in the world i am sharing a story about my dog leaving ink footprints all over my house well it is because it s life we all end up with a huge black ink spot in our lives at times our health finances relationships and even if the mess was created in minutes it can take a lot more time to clean it up remove the mess that was made and restore it back to it s original state if that is even possible we need to encourage ourselves to see that no mess is too big it just takes time it takes hard work dedication to see it through the process and to be kind to ourselves while we are taking care of it and the messes that are of no fault of our own take a lot more fortitude to see through to the end wishing you a day with few if any ink spots living our best life just for you december 14 2020 simplywendi 91 comments photo by polina zimmerman on pexels com whether this year has felt short or extremely dragged out 2020 is finally wrapping itself up like most people around the world i take some time to not only reflect on this past year but also take time to look ahead to the new year although i am not one to set new year s resolutions i do write out some things i would like to add into my life in the coming months so my question for all of you amazing humans this week is what is something you want to add into to your life in 2021 as always thank you so very much for taking time to answer my humble questions and taking time to read others comments you guys are the best and i have learn so very much from all of you living our best life fear december 6 2020 simplywendi 107 comments photo by lennart wittstock on pexels com fear just typing out this word makes me feel anxious it is an emotion that i struggle with on a continuous basis i am sure there are many of you who live with a chronic illness 24 7 who are also in the same boat and it is not a cruise or a party boat instead it is one that you fear may sink capsize or may not make it to your preferred destination so my question for you today is if you experience fear how do you handle this emotion as always thank you so very much for stopping by today i appreciate each and every one of you who visit here you are a blessing living our best life shared knowledge november 30 2020 simplywendi 113 comments photo by ben mack on pexels com if you could somehow relate the complexities of living with a chronic illness to your spouse significant other or a close family member what would you like them to know as always thank you so very much for taking your precious time to spend some of it here with me you are deeply appreciated living your best life possible choices november 22 2020 simplywendi 85 comments photo by pixabay on pexels com almost every single person who is diagnosed with a chronic illness is forced to give up something and if we are to be deeply honest it is usually a bucket filled with somethings it sucks there is no other way around it but this doesn t mean that our lives are not worth just as much as they were before things are just different sometimes we are forced to give up something after our diagnosis and sometimes we choose to give up things that we believe will make a positive impact in our lives so my question for the week is what is one thing that you have chosen to give up that has had a positive impact on your life thank you so very much for sharing posts navigation older posts follow blog via email enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email email address follow translate activities anxiety book books chronically ill chronic illness chronic pain fears frugality gratitude happiness healing health helping others hope illness loss love money saving tips pain poetry reflection saving money self care simple living spoonie spoons thoughts uncategorized words search for 2018 2019 simplychronicallyill com all rights reserved create a free website or blog at wordpress com subscribe subscribed simply chronically ill join 1 229 other subscribers sign me up already 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