As part of my goals for the new year, including some I didn’t write publicly, I wanted to get more organized. I’ve had issues where I’ve got about three calendars, and nothing was ever on all of them. Some things were on my BrailleNote, some on my computer, some on my cell phone and some in my brain, never to be seen again. I started reading about services, and finally settled on one. I think I made the right decision from both a personal and an a ccessibility perspective. This is my review. It’s not intended to be comprehensive, it’s simply my perspective on the service. First, who is Sandy? Sandy is an email-based personal assistant. She is a computer, but uses natural, human language. You can talk to her by saying "Remind me that the next pain blog carnival entries are due February 20". Sandy would then email me on February 20 and tell me that the entries are due. It’s pretty simple. Sandy is my new personal assistant. She works through ema...
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I’ve always struggled to figure out how to explain what life with RSD is like. Sure, I can refer you to some great web sites. I can say "well, I’ve written about what RSD is here and there", but I can’t always tell you what it’s like to live with RSD. And today I need to just write briefly on the different experiences I have with RSD. Here’s my best attempt: Life with RSD feels like someone taking a match, a piece of sand paper and a baseball bat to my foot and leg... more
Yeah, that’s right, it’s time for me to check in. I’m not necessarily doing these check-ins every week, but rather I’m just doing it when I need to. That means when I struggle, or have something good to report. There’s some of both in this entry, so I can’t categorize this as a happy or frustrated or confused entry. But at least I’m posting this and being honest, which is what’s important. Physical Drinking water is still hard. I am doing a be... more
I saw this excellent post on BlogHer, which Invites us to write a letter to our bodies My letter isn’t the typical letter, focusing on typical body image issues, but it I’ve felt the pull to write it since I saw this call for letters. So, here’s my letter: Dear Body, Let me first say that this isn’t an easy letter to write. There has been a lot of tension in and between us, and it’s not always easy for me to get in touch with you. Further, there are things I may... more
I saw this post on breathing while emailing and had to laugh. I think I mentioned that at physical therapy, I learned that my chest doesn’t move when I breath. That’s gotten better, I think. But it wouldn’t surprise me if I didn’t breathe while doing some things. Email, twitter, blogging, talking and writing in general mean that I’m thinking more about my words than my breath. Maybe, the ultimate goal should be greater bodily awareness. Given some other things I... more
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