Category Archives: Autoimmune disease

Wishing all the Trick-or-treaters a happy and safe Halloween.  May your pillowcases, buckets, bags or carryalls be filled with all kinds of Halloween goodies.  The picture on the left was taken a number of years ago.  My husband, grandson and I … Continue reading →

October has arrived and with it our first snowfall of the season.  Thursday, October 26th began with rain in the early morning which thanks to the Alberta Clipper passing through led to snow and blowing snow by the afternoon.   Sections … Continue reading →

Fall has arrived bringing with it colder temperatures and rain.   A sure sign of fall is the gathering of geese at the museum pond.  It has been reported that the geese have begun their journey south at least two weeks … Continue reading →

When I woke up this morning and turned on the news I was reminded of the terrible disaster that hit the US on this day in 2001.  I remember turning on the television that morning in September and seeing the … Continue reading →

The Pituitary Patient Bill of Rights  With heartfelt thanks to Robert Knutzen  As a patient afflicted with a chronic, often lifelong disease, I wish to affirm the following: I did not bring this disease upon myself through any form of … Continue reading →

Summer is almost over.  We spent last weekend at Buffalo Resort on Falcon Lake with our daughter Natasha, her partner Mike and his daughter Melissa. Melissa celebrated her 11th birthday while at the lake.  She has been collecting porcelain dolls and … Continue reading →

And I thought yesterday was a miserable day. As I mentioned in yesterday’s post it had rained; rained a lot. I went down the basement last night around 10:00 PM to sort out some of the pictures that need reframing. … Continue reading →

It is raining outside; has been for the better part of the afternoon. Every bone in my body feels like I have been run over by a truck and I feel a rant coming on. After my doctor’s appointment today, … Continue reading →