#christmasreflections

I recently received a sugar cookie. Not a fancy one, just a simple iced cookie. Yet the moment I tasted it, something inside me opened. Memories flooded in with surprising force. I could almost feel the warmth of my mother’s kitchen, smell the vanilla in the air, and hear the laughter that once filled those rooms. My daughter called her Nana, and how I wish she could have made with her. Those…

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It’s Christmas 2021 and as the world starts to celebrate Christmas, it would be good to turn out attentions to what’s happening in the world around Covid-19, so that we may make 2022 better.

Christmas is a time of reflection, a time for lamenting, a time for us to think about our experiences over the year. In Covid, the world has seen imaginable suffering and loss with many families left bereaved after having lost loved ones to Covid.

In that time, we have also seen acts of kindness and compassion, through doctors and nurses going beyond the call of duty, to care physically and emotionally for families whose loved ones have passed with others families who continue to physically and emotionally struggle.

My father used to say, ‘you cut your cloth,’ which can be applied to any situation. In Covid, it is important to fit our lives around the virus. We’re hearing about the rising number of cases because we’re living our lives.

Scientists keep telling us whether we’re vaccinated or not, we can still catch Covid and long-covid and are asking us to get into our lives safely by continuing to take the necessary precautionary measures, so that we may stay safe.

I hope you all have a Merry and safe Christmas.

It’s that time of year again, a time for me to reflect. I am again deep in thought and I turn to my autism diagnosis, which I found out about in January, although it seems a lot longer and my accomplishments this year with the book. The book has catapulted me into a different thinking and I’m okay with that because it needed to happen.

Although I’ve been working on my book for three and a half years, I started putting it together in May of this year. It is an open and honest account of my experiences and life. It explains my journey through all of my experiences in the way they happened and brings understanding into the equation on many of my experiences.

Although my website touches on my experiences, they don’t touch on my ‘life story’ in the way the book does. The book has allowed me to draw on my thoughts, around a disability I didn’t know I had.

Realistically I know I could never have understand my experiences, let alone know understand my life in any great detail without writing the book. It wasn’t a choice I was given. I needed to understand.