Jul 11, 2020
My Boy excited around Halloween session. So sad no trick or treating this year. So bummed one of our favorite time of the year.
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My Boy excited around Halloween session. So sad no trick or treating this year. So bummed one of our favorite time of the year.
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My loves ❤️❤️together best friends ❤️❤️
My boy chasing his sissy 🥰😍⭐️👑 my heart ❤️ just melts. He did such an amazing job today he usually elopes but today he didn’t he followed his sister. LOve there bond ❤️
How To Write When Your Mind Goes Blank
One of the most frustrating symptoms of my ADHD is when I'm writing a blog and my mind just stops. My mind goes blank. That train of thought has left the station without informing me of its destination, and I'm left staring at a blank screen wondering what the hell I'm going to write to finish this blog. Sound familiar? (By the way this is a symptom of ADHD, especially during menopause or even perimenopause, so feel free to check out this video to learn more.)
"My mind is like someone emptied the kitchen junk drawer onto a trampoline." (Note: Fun fact. I started this blog last week and then *points to above graphic* So yeah, here we go...how to write when your mind goes blank.) The question is, what do you do when this happens? Probably the easiest thing is simply to finish writing the blog later. In my case, I have my blogs come up on my "to do" app on a regular schedule, so I figured I'd just finish this "later". If you don't have a reminder system in place, then this could mean that the blog doesn't get written for a while, or at all, so if you're going to just write it later, then hopefully you'll make a note of it somewhere and not rely on remembering. If you're sitting at the computer and your mind goes blank, then this is a great time to strategize. Are you still feeling the overall blog, just not sure where to go next with it? Is it a matter of rereading what you've written and determining your next steps? Do you just need to set a timer, say for 15-20 minutes to go clear your mind with something not related to your blog (or ideally working on the computer)? If this has happened to you, first off know that you're not alone, and give yourself some grace. I suspect either I got sidetracked by a chore or something I needed to do and stepped away from the computer. There's a good chance I didn't come back to the computer until the next day (given how my workspace is setup), and so that's probably why I let the blog roll over to the next week. But I've also been writing and had my mind go blank. Usually a quick break or even just laughing it off helps to get me back on track. When it doesn't, then it's time to set a reminder and come back to the blog with a fresh set of eyes. Regardless of how you plan on finishing it, the important thing is to do just that. Make a plan to come back to your blog and finish it. What do you do when your mind goes blank or you get distracted when you're writing a blog? Let me know in the comments. Read the full article
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Dr. Amend is pictured here with our tiny big man Shermy! He knows his fan club loves him! Shermy knows size doesn't matter! 🐶😘 Dr. A continues her series discussing senior dog care and questions you may have! Today, she discusses cognitive issues and treatments to help them. Many of our seniors struggle with dementia. There are many ways to keep them mentally fit and help them when they struggle. We all need help once in awhile! Follow the link to our website to view video #4! https://www.whisperingwillowsseniordogsanctuary.com/aging-advice-with-dr-a.html 🌼Come back and leave a comment or questions!🌼 #whywaiteducate #cognitiveissues #dementia #aging #seniordogs #yayforDrA #rescuevet #veterinarymedicine #chihuahua #shermanfanclub #healthcare #whisperingwillowsseniordogsanctuary #whereloveiswhisperedtothelastbreath (at Whispering Willows Senior Dog Sanctuary, Inc.) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtzrvNWnO3v/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=m7hsauuwc7rk
So the new love of my life is up and running Saturday. As much as my 34 year old pride hates it this #rollerwalker is my new favorite #mobilityaid My cane is a quick standby that has helped lower my rate of falls, but it’s not good for those ‘oh shit the rooms moving I need to sit right now or else’ moments.