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A blog about chronic illness and chronic pain life
... capturing life from my perspective
A passionate photographer with particular interest in nature photography, wildlife photography, macro photography and all things Lensbaby.
Creating peace and beauty through photography ...
A place to share insight and information about the many forms of writer’s resistance (writer’s block, procrastination, distractions, looking for answers in the fridge, keeping yourself too busy to write, etc.) so you can stop resisting and start really enjoying your writing.
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Sharing my chronic illness journey, while helping others. I spread awareness, love, and positivity along the way!♡
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Julie, You are always so sweet! I’m sorry I haven’t been keeping up with your blog as I’d like to (your work is beautiful!)–the migraines have been a real pain lately and I seem to be behind in everything…but your support means even more to me right now, it helps me feel less alone. thanks dear! xo
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That’s horrible, do you get them often? I used to suffer terribly, but now I am all good
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Yes, I tend to get about 10-12 a month. I used to get them almost every day, but now I get Botox treatment every three month, and that’s helped reduce the number, thank goodness.
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wow, I had heard of that, thankfully mine was far less extreme
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I’m just grateful that Botox is available as a treatment and then I have Excedrin and prescription painkillers (0ccasionally) to help manage the pain on other days. 🙂
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