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Beautiful image Barbara!
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Thanks so much!
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This is beautiful Barbara! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
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Thanks Carolyn, you’re so sweet! Thanksgiving was super low-key because of a fibro flare, but my sister-in-law sent me a care 📦 package! Hope your Thanksgiving was delicious and wonderful!
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Oh wow. I’m sorry. My daughter recently found out she has fibromyalgia. I hope you’re feeling better.
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Carolyn, I’m so sorry I missed this somehow! I am also sorry to hear of your daughter’s diagnosis; the encouraging thing, though, is there are a number of helpful treatments for fibromyalgia now. When I was diagnosed back in 1995 (? I think) a lot of doctors didn’t even believe fibromyalgia was a real illness! And there is a lot of research going on to find the cause and to come up with better medications, etc. Please tell her to feel free to contact me if she has any questions, and I’ll do my best to answer them.
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I love the color and texture of this photo Barbara…I hope you are able to enjoy this lovely season…
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Cheryl, I’m so embarrassed…somehow I missed this! Thanks for the lovely comment xo
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