by Chronic Joy® | Apr 16, 2016 | Chronic illness, Cindee Snider Re, Parenting
I was sitting at a table, laptop open, poetry books, hot tea, notebook, and pen spread before me when I saw it, a bright green dot of light dancing at my feet. Half a lobby away sat my son, laser pointer in hand, chuckling. Minutes later, he crossed the lobby, plunked...
by Chronic Joy® | Apr 9, 2016 | Cindee Snider Re, Stories of Hope
It was a moment when time stood still, a moment I could feel in the marrow of my bones. Purposed. Each piece. Every place. The accident. The illness. The loneliness and isolation. The places I’ve worked. The positions I’ve held. The reasons I write and the reasons I...
by Chronic Joy® | Apr 6, 2016 | Chronic illness, Pamela Piquette
Humanity is hard-wired to pursue truth. Yet, truth is not a simple understanding. In fact, it seems like truth can be as opposite as right from wrong. Those of us who are chronically ill passionately pursue getting well for a time, but at some point, perhaps from...
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