Tag: anxiety

  • The Aftermath

    The Aftermath

    So  had a few meetings last week and I need to have a lot more but I thought I was okay then it hit.  This is what I wrote yesterday as I was calming down in the afternoon. Gavin was leaving to take the girls to their Drama class; final instructions yelled at the two…

  • I Reblogged, Is That Okay?

    I Reblogged, Is That Okay?

    I finally did it.  What finally pushed me over the edge was Opinionated Man over at Harsh Reality and many other older, well established, popular bloggers suggesting it was wrong not to do so. So what were my insane issues: Stealing: Using other people’s hard work & talent to improve the content of my blog.…

  • Bad News I’m Not Sick

    Bad News I’m Not Sick

    Finally the long awaited test results came in; proving I do not have adrenal fatigue.  See Great News I Might Be Sick if you want to understand.  I mean I still have autism, anxiety, depression, asthma, allergies, IBS, postural hypotension (low blood pressure), peri menopause,  oh I forget most of the other stuff.  But I don’t…

  • Biting the Hand That Feeds Us!

    Biting the Hand That Feeds Us!

    I have written a letter I plan to send to some local politicians.  To understand it Centrelink is our Social Security benefits agency, and NDIA is a new system for funding disabled people.  Autism is impossible to explain. Just a note I have met one person that defrauded Social Security; he was probably a Sociopath,…

  • The Quest for Mobility

    The Quest for Mobility

    Monday the money we’d borrowed had finally hit our bank account and we were off to buy our new car.  Our budget was a massive $4500. We went past over 40 car yards stopping whenever it wasn’t obvious they didn’t have any 7 seat vehicles.  3 out of 4 had no 7 seat cars, those…

  • I Don’t Want To Make Anymore Calendars, Does That Make Me A Bad Mother?

    I Don’t Want To Make Anymore Calendars, Does That Make Me A Bad Mother?

    Warning this is depressing & humourless.  I advise you not to read it, unless you are interested in Autism &/or Depression. A year ago I convinced my two youngest not to buy the expensive glossy calendars because the school produced calendars would be more useful & I would reward them by getting nicer pictures of…

  • KSP Challenge – The Wrong Question Part 2 Alex’s Guest Post.

    KSP Challenge – The Wrong Question Part 2 Alex’s Guest Post.

    This is Alex’s piece for the challenge described in KSP Challenge. This year parents told Natasha how Santa Claus was a spirit that used them and other believers as helpers during the Christmas season. Unlike the rest of us, she was devastated, which has kinda left me confused and sad for baby sister. I don’t…

  • KSP Challenge – The Wrong Question

    KSP Challenge – The Wrong Question

    Warning depressing & strong language. I’ve been meaning to write this for some time (you know; computer problems, put it on the back burner).   The last week before the end of year party ( you know; when Alex & I were cast adrift so our fellow Writer’s Circle participants could have lives over the…

  • The 13th! (Birthday that is)

    The 13th! (Birthday that is)

    Since I have last posted a few things have happened. Natasha had her 13th birthday!   Presents were opened with Mum, Dad, Sisters, Grandma and 2 ladies from the Autism Association, Cake was just the family after Hungry Jacks for dinner (Burger King). She didn’t get her card from me until dinner because it was…

  • Help My Doctor Has Been Kidnapped

    Help My Doctor Has Been Kidnapped

    My doctor; who has been my doctor for about 25 years, has left his practice and joined one of those evil, horrible Medical Centres.  Actually it was more than a year ago, but I am not getting used to it.  I can’t deal with this. Medical Centres are evil, terrible carnivorous monsters who destroy individual…