I maaay have overdone it a bit

Do you ever have one of those days where you’re enjoying a book so much that you just drop everything for the rest of the day to finish it?

That was me earlier this week when reading Addition by Toni Jordon; a novel about a woman with OCD, which some of you may know is a topic close to my heart. (I also reviewed it over on my YouTube channel if you’re interested.)

Anyway, while the long day’s reading may have been good for my mood because I think I’m finally out of the massive reading reading slump I’ve been in, it probably  wasn’t so good for me on a cerebral palsy level.

Continue reading “I maaay have overdone it a bit”

Mystery Bruises

I fall over. I fall over a lot. My cerebral palsy has an impact of my balance, you see.

Most of the time, I don’t really bother paying attention to every trip and stumble. They just kind of happen and I just get up and go back to doing whatever I was doing before gravity decided it wanted to have a little fun with me.

I only tend to remember the ones that hurt. Or the ones that scare me.

Continue reading “Mystery Bruises”

Making new habits

Lately I’ve been trying to develop some new, positive, habits.

Some of you know that I’ve been struggling with feeling more tired and achy over the last 18 months. I’m a night owl too. Just lately I’ve been trying to get into some new habits that might help me feel better:

Continue reading “Making new habits”

You’re joking, right?

For as long as I can remember, I’ve made light of my disability and often make jokes about it too. Sometimes other people are shocked by this, or I can tell they want to laugh they’re not sure if they should or not.

The thing is, I’ve got my cerebral palsy for life and no amount of being sad about it for wishing things were different will change that, so I would much rather spend time laughing about it and seeing the funny side. I think a lot of other people I know feel the same.

Continue reading “You’re joking, right?”