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The Healing Capacity of Creativity

The Healing Capacity of Creativity

by Callie | Aug 6, 2018 | chronic disease, chronic illness, creative, creativity, discouragement, encouragement, Grief, Healing, health anxiety, hope, writing

You’re standing there, shifting the weight from one hip to the other: hand in your pockets; hands crossed; hands back in your pockets.  Who’s that idiot trying to jump on the stage?  The lights go down.  The band comes out.  Your hands come together, with the hundreds...
Finding Your True Self Beyond Chronic Illness

Finding Your True Self Beyond Chronic Illness

by Callie | Jul 30, 2018 | beautiful, chronic disease, chronic illness, creative, creativity, encouragement, Healing, hope, writing

The End of a Chapter I recently completed the last page of a journal I’ve had since my illness began in 2015.  I realize this is a long time to be writing in the same journal, but I tend to write more on my Mac these days, and use my journal as more of a  “quote...
My Interstitial Cystitis Story

My Interstitial Cystitis Story

by Callie | Jul 24, 2018 | chronic disease, chronic illness, diagnosis, discouragement, encouragement, Grief, Healing, health anxiety, hope, Interstitial Cystitis, writing

It’s About Time I’ve done a few guest posts lately, where I explain my story through an interview with the authors, and it just dawned on me I have never told you the full story here, on my own blog.  Whoops! (btw – there is a great River and Quill...
Finding Your Oasis – Part 3

Finding Your Oasis – Part 3

by Callie | Jun 27, 2018 | chronic disease, chronic illness, creative, discouragement, encouragement, Healing, health anxiety, hope, writing

Would you believe I am stressed about writing on reducing stress?  Kind of the opposite of what I’m going for here, but there is something about writing lists which turns me into the procrastinating perfectionist.   I want these lists to be EVERYTHING, and I want to...
Summer Break

Summer Break

by Callie | May 29, 2018 | beautiful, chronic disease, chronic illness, creative, creativity, Healing, hope, suicidal thoughts, writing

I woke up this morning at 9:00.  The last time this happened my body had yet been unscathed by children.  It was weird and wonderful (sleeping in, but yeah, also having children: so wonderful, so weird).  I forgot about that feeling you get when you have acquired more...
Three Self-Publishing Revelations

Three Self-Publishing Revelations

by Callie | May 3, 2018 | chronic disease, chronic illness, creative, discouragement, encouragement, Healing, writing

Friends.  Hi.  Can I give you a fifteen second snapshot into my thoughts lately?  Ok, great.  Here we go:  ‘Clean up the dog pee, listen to the podcast, email the person, email the other person, ask person if they’ll let you guest post, read the podcast, listen...
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