DO you remember all the fun & LOVE of playing with American Girl dolls? My daughter starting getting interested in American Girl Dolls 15 years ago. Her dad made a tea reservation at the Chicago store when he knew we were planning a little surprise shopping excursion & made reservations. For fun, he asked theContinue reading “Budget-Friendly Fun with American Girl Dolls”
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Summer of Covid
Starting July 1st, my days were free. Never having had that experience before we thought it would be fun except the world was in a pandemic, my husband couldn’t be far from a hospital & couldn’t walk far due to shortness of breath. Our options were limited, but determined, we found a solution. We wouldContinue reading “Summer of Covid”
Taurus 2022
April, my birth month. Born under the Zodiac sign of Taurus, The Bull. Taurus are said to be stubborn, intelligent, organized, very understanding, value honesty, kindness & hardworking. I’m not sure which of those attributes, or all of them, helped this past April – month of hallucinations – month of hell. It all started outContinue reading “Taurus 2022”
Do you really know what it feels like to be different
I interviewed a 17-year-old Neurodivergent girl to have her explain if she feels included and accepted or different at school. Acceptance starts at home. We all should choose our words and actions wisely. A body in a chair is inclusive, but does that child feel included? ” I eat lunch alone every day We haveContinue reading “Do you really know what it feels like to be different”
Job loss & no insurance with medical needy
My dad was a gentle man. He was discharged from the U.S. Navy with a medical condition. He then began his lifetime career as the 3rd employee of a local company where my grandfather worked. I gained work ethic from my grandfather as he sat in the shade on the weekends telling the family exactlyContinue reading “Job loss & no insurance with medical needy”
Like a Thief in the Night
I was a Sunday School preschool teacher who probably had more fun than the kids because after reading the weekly lesson, I always tried to use the toys/items at home to create a visual for the kids. When I wasn’t teaching, I was in adult classes. We had a great mixture of folks that hadContinue reading “Like a Thief in the Night”
Don’t categorize people as ‘normal’
If some people are normal, does that make others abnormal? Be careful with words. My child has said she wants to be normal. She wants to like the other kids. I find her an extrordinary human being and wish more people were like her. She’s multiple neurodivergent and perfect the way she is. Through herContinue reading “Don’t categorize people as ‘normal’”
It’s all in the way you look at things!
The bright side of all this…
FTD, the beginning
My husband is the kindest, thoughtful and most kind-hearted person I have ever met. Anyone who has ever met him thinks well of him and he treats every one with respect. Things changed at home. He started calling me hurtful names. Started picking fights with me. Lloyd never liked to fight…in the past he wouldContinue reading “FTD, the beginning”
The balancing act
October brought two hospital visits. Severe dehydration & confusion. I learned a new thing – when the body is too dehydrated to IV, the next option is an IO, intraosseous infusion. That’s the process of going directly into the bone marrow when intravenous in not accessible. This process was quick. The dehydration was starting toContinue reading “The balancing act”
Journey By Eskew 