issues that look like they're going to become chronic

[seldear]

So, the tingling has settled with the change of diet. One less thing to fret about. Alas, no more tomatoes! And lemons may also be out - a double blow of sharp-and-tasty things.

Ultimately, I'm going to have to become accustomed to a new definition of normal. Along with the ups and downs of acclimating to exactly where 'normal' lies for me.

This is going to be a challenge.

There's a part of me that wants to apologise for dragging you along the journey with me. Although you can always unsubscribe from reading this; fair's fair. I hope you won't, but I understand that looking after yourself is more important than holding my hand or offering encouragements (and it should be).

I've started a blog on which I'm going to talk more about my faith and spiritual things. It's kind of a midway point between FB and LJ/DW, because, frankly, I'm not entirely comfortable 'coming out' fannishly on FB, and I feel...self-conscious sharing about my faith here on LJ.

Comments

[amilyn.livejournal.com]

I'm glad your neuropathy is diminishing. I hope the dietary changes can be temporary.

I am GLAD you're sharing with us. I care about you and that's why I'm here!

*hugs*

[seldearslj.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much for continuing to read and keep up! *hugs you*

[adafrog.livejournal.com]

Glad the tingling is improving.

Blog looks interesting. I'm really bad about checking blogs, but I might once in a while.

[seldearslj.livejournal.com]

Don't fell you have to keep up. It'll be sporadic and possibly a little rambly.

[cailetr.livejournal.com]

Don't apologize, this is exactly what having a journal is for. Plus I want to be updated on your life and know how you are, the good and the bad.

[seldearslj.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

Thanks, hon. I've had people unfriend me (and tell me they were unfriending me) when the issues got too much for them, and, frankly, I was pretty bummed. (Even if it was, what, 10 years ago now? Long memeories.)