Monday, September 3, 2018
Tonight's picture was taken in August of 2005. Mattie was three years old and was visiting my parents in Los Angeles. Peter introduced Mattie to water and the pool. Mattie was cautious about going into the water, which in reality was a good thing. Mattie had a sixth sense, and understood that some things were bigger than him. Therefore he needed to investigate them first and take it all in before jumping into an activity.
Quote of the day: For a chronic migraine, there are no triggers, life is my trigger. For chronic migraineurs there are no cures, there are only patches that will get you through to the next bout. Have we tried, acupuncture, herbal remedies, diets, standing upside down on our heads? Yes. The answer is if we have gotten diagnosed as chronic migraines then we have tried anything, and if by chance we have been able to get up and put our mask on that day please let us wear it, under our sunglasses and large hats. It took a lot to get there, and ain’t nobody got spoons for that. ~ Emily A.
We went out with Sunny today for a walk. I don't know if it was the bright sun, the intense heat, or knowing that we are in September (the month Mattie died). Either case, the combination sent me into a full blown migraine. So until tomorrow!
Tonight's picture was taken in August of 2005. Mattie was three years old and was visiting my parents in Los Angeles. Peter introduced Mattie to water and the pool. Mattie was cautious about going into the water, which in reality was a good thing. Mattie had a sixth sense, and understood that some things were bigger than him. Therefore he needed to investigate them first and take it all in before jumping into an activity.
Quote of the day: For a chronic migraine, there are no triggers, life is my trigger. For chronic migraineurs there are no cures, there are only patches that will get you through to the next bout. Have we tried, acupuncture, herbal remedies, diets, standing upside down on our heads? Yes. The answer is if we have gotten diagnosed as chronic migraines then we have tried anything, and if by chance we have been able to get up and put our mask on that day please let us wear it, under our sunglasses and large hats. It took a lot to get there, and ain’t nobody got spoons for that. ~ Emily A.
We went out with Sunny today for a walk. I don't know if it was the bright sun, the intense heat, or knowing that we are in September (the month Mattie died). Either case, the combination sent me into a full blown migraine. So until tomorrow!
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