Happy Monday and welcome to this week’s #MMBC. Thanks so much for linking up last week. I do love to pop by all of your lovely blogs and have a catch-up.
Things have been a bit busy here lately and if I’m honest, I’ve felt a little overwhelmed by it all and a bit down lately.
My eldest is up and down with his Crohn’s and other issues, (thankfully we have another appointment with the bowel team coming up) I am in the middle of my uni dissertation which is totally stressing me out. This Master’s degree has been so enjoyable but so bloody hard as well!
Of course, I’m always busy with my youngest who’s autistic, he has around-the-clock care.
I’ve also been under the weather so that doesn’t help matters.
So with that said, this week I’m going to try and not be so hard on myself for not getting everything done.
What do you have planned this week?
Feature Of the Week
This week’s feature is Anne and her post – I Wrote a Book about Stiff Person Syndrome. So very proud of my friend Anne for bringing to light a condition that suddenly took over her life and Celine Dion’s too! I have ordered my copy and if you would like to purchase a copy you can buy it here on Amazon.
Congrats Anne! x
Thanks so much for linking up and thanks to my lovely readers for checking out these blogs. Have a great week! x
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Oh blimey you really do have a lot to deal with. Crohns is such an awful disease to deal with. I know someone dealing with the same. Autism in children is very hard to cope with sometimes too (I work in a school for children who have autism) and you are doing Uni things too, blimey you deserve a medal for keeping it all going, no wonder you feel overwhelmed. I hope this changes for you soon and you are able to manage easier.
Thank you for your lovely comment Carly. 🙂
I hope things get easier for you soon. Hugs x
Thank you Lisa xx
Just had a look at Anne’s post. She is a remarkable lady
She is indeed!
It is certainly that you have felt a bit down and overwhelmed; it does sound like you have a lot on your plate right now! Definitely be kind to yourself and have some grace. I actually don’t have much of anything planned for this week.
Thanks Joanne, I do need to be kinder to myself. 🙂
Sending massive love and hugs to you! It sounds like you have a lot on your plate. Plus the dark nights and rubbish weather, no wonder you are not feeling great! I’ve been feeling down and I have no real reason to complain about anything. xxx
Thanks matey. Sending massive hugs back. It shall pass. xxxx
It sounds like you have a lot on your plate at the moment, it’s no wonder you feel overwhelmed. I hope things calm a little for you soon so you can take a breath. I have ulcerative colitis so I know how difficult and frustrating it can be x
Oh sending you lots of love too Angela. You have a lot to put up with too with UC. xx
Just take 20 minutes out of your days,to help you destress
Thanks Amy, I really need to do this!
Jayne, thanks so much for hosting! Off to visit, connect and enjoy!
You’re very welcome Melynda!
Happy Monday, Jayne! Oh my! you do have a lot on your plate these days! I hope you have a few moments to catch your breath in the midst of it all! I enjoyed your advent calendar/gift guide posts this week… lots of great ideas for our Littles! Wishing you and your family a good week ahead!
Thanks Laura! It’s always lovely to have you both joining in. 🙂
Hope the dissertation goes okay and that your son improves and starts to feel better
Thanks so much Ashleigh!
The only way is up
Hope life improves for you
I don’t know how you do it all! Don’t be too hard on yourself