There is a film, a film about Chronic Lyme Disease. It’s a film I hope is made publicly available soon, though it’s currently in the stage of screenings and viewings at film festivals. Please view the trailer, below. Please visit the website at TheQuietEpidemic.com. Please follow them on Facebook and Twitter. Please learn, spread the…
Category: The Sidelines
Ramblings and scattered thoughts about life in general.
You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide
Well, after two and a half years of dodging it, despite family members working daily with the public, COVID-19 has caught up with me. With a vengeance. I say that not because I’m terribly ill, but because three out of four of our household members have all come down with it at once. The only…
The Long Road of Lyme
Chronic Lyme Disease affects far more people than mainstream medicine recognize. I appear to be starting down that long road.
The End of an Era
My most dear and precious boy left this physical world on Wednesday, February 3rd, after defying the veterinarians’ predicted odds for seven months. He grew suddenly weak, so tired, and could no longer keep his amazing spirit inside his frail and failing body. We set him free to return to his first beloved human, Lin.A friend on Facebook mentioned, in response to my announcement, that it was the end of an era.
The Monster Under My Bed
Weird stuff happens to me. Often, that weird stuff has to do with animals. Like the time I wound up in the ER because a cow I was hand-milking jumped into my lap when a co-worker opened her stall door and her calf ran out into the aisle. Or, the day, not so long ago…
My Annual Read: A Christmas Carol
If you have yet to read Scrooge’s story in the original … please do. It is an experience that everyone needs to enjoy, if only so they can watch the next movie version and say, “That’s not how it happened in the book!”
Gayle Nastasi 