LIVING LIFE ONE OBSTACLE AT A TIME

I remember the teachers were always saying that and now I hear it all the time, no question is a bad question, chances are somebody else is wondering the same thing. So the idea for my last post was suggested by a friend and although I was hesitant to do it because my ultimate goal is to spread awareness not gain sympathy.  However, I feel that this last post really opened me up, I shared a lot of things I have never shared. Although I have not gotten any feedback on my blog I know it was read.  So this next idea came from one of my drs.at my last visit, feeling hesitant again but really hoping since I have put a lot out there since I started my blog, I'm sure people have questions.  The idea is to reach out to my readers and answer those questions.  So starting on this blog, I will take 5 questions a week.  Your questions will be answered on the weekend, so for this week ask your questions on the comment section and I will an...

Sorry that I have been a little slacking  This article is a little late due to a very lengthy hospital stay. And so I have taken this moment to educate a little further into tube feeding. Recently I have been having a hard time with my thoughts and feelings and where to go next with this blog, I have had a few people suggest I talk about a typical day for me.  From the moment I wake up to the moment I go to bed.  My main concern with this idea, is that from the beginning I have said this blog is not for sympathy and/ or  attention for me, it is meant to spread awareness to others who may have gone through tube feeding, in the past, present or for anyone else that may want to learn more.  I have found a vessel, that can be used to talk about my life and a typical day for a "tubie." When you think of February 8-14, does it mean anything to you?  To most people it is just a regular week ending with the hallmark holiday ...