Hope you can see them as it's not a very good picture but the baby pigs arrived at about 5pm last night and they are so super tiny!
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Baby guinea pigs!
The baby pigs!
Hope you can see them as it's not a very good picture but the baby pigs arrived at about 5pm last night and they are so super tiny!
Hope you can see them as it's not a very good picture but the baby pigs arrived at about 5pm last night and they are so super tiny!
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Guinea pigs,
my life,
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Update
Thursday, 22 November 2012
Is there light at the end of the tunnel??
I don't know about you, but before I got sick with ME, I didn't get ill very often.
Yes, I got the occasional cold and stomach bug in the winter but other than that, I was usually fine!
However, when I did get ill, the one thing that got me through, was the fact that in a couple of days I would be fine!
Kids heal quickly and although I was probably feeling pretty rough at the time, the thought that in 24 hours, my "24 hour vomiting bug" would practically be gone, was enough to get me through and keep me sane.
But when you are a spoonie, you don't know when or even IF you are going to get better. Sometimes it feels as if there is no light at the end of the tunnel. And even if there is a light, it may be very dim at the moment and could take years and years to reach.
Not knowing when or if you are going to get better is really hard. Maybe if we all knew how long this was going to last or when they would find a cure, maybe then it would give us something to look forward to or work towards. But in the mean time, we all have this imaginary light. Well, I do, anyway.
I am ploughing through the tunnel, not knowing how long or short it is. We have to work towards the light, towards getting better even though it may not happen.
It's hard to be optimistic all of the time, especially since you can get dragged backwards through the tunnel but to all you spoonies reading this, I promise you will get there.
That is a slightly hypercritical thing for me to say because most of the time, I feel as though the tunnel is never ending. It's very hard not to give up.
But I guess we all just have to try.
Yes, I got the occasional cold and stomach bug in the winter but other than that, I was usually fine!
However, when I did get ill, the one thing that got me through, was the fact that in a couple of days I would be fine!
Kids heal quickly and although I was probably feeling pretty rough at the time, the thought that in 24 hours, my "24 hour vomiting bug" would practically be gone, was enough to get me through and keep me sane.
But when you are a spoonie, you don't know when or even IF you are going to get better. Sometimes it feels as if there is no light at the end of the tunnel. And even if there is a light, it may be very dim at the moment and could take years and years to reach.
Not knowing when or if you are going to get better is really hard. Maybe if we all knew how long this was going to last or when they would find a cure, maybe then it would give us something to look forward to or work towards. But in the mean time, we all have this imaginary light. Well, I do, anyway.
I am ploughing through the tunnel, not knowing how long or short it is. We have to work towards the light, towards getting better even though it may not happen.
It's hard to be optimistic all of the time, especially since you can get dragged backwards through the tunnel but to all you spoonies reading this, I promise you will get there.
That is a slightly hypercritical thing for me to say because most of the time, I feel as though the tunnel is never ending. It's very hard not to give up.
But I guess we all just have to try.
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