One Lucky Autoimmune Mom
Please take a moment to read my article featured on Autoimmune Mom. This piece explores the role that scleroderma plays in my parenting and how the disease impacts my kids.
“Sometimes I worry that my disease will taint their childhoods. Then I think of what my scleroderma can teach them.”
http://www.autoimmunemom.com/scleroderma/one-lucky-autoimmune-mom-strength-courage-laughter.html
Comfortable In My Thick Skin 
Super article. As one who also lives with pain, though for a much different reason, I can relate to not being able to do all the things that I used to be able to do. No more sports or long walks. Even shopping trips need places for me to sit down and rest. The one thing that I have left is my art and even that is in danger because it is had to draw without using your thumb.
But you know what, I just keep going just like you. You are a model to anyone who feels they need a pity party. They are no fun because there are no guests and no one to complain to, so why bother!
Keep up the wonderful writing. It makes me smile and sometimes even laugh. It is true to life for anyone with a problem. Love you Lisa.
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Love you right back Renee! Thanks for being such a loyal reader and friend 🙂
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Another wonderful post…. you are a talented writer, Lisa.
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Thanks Lisa! I’m so honored that you are taking the time to read and comment on my blog. Thanks for all your support!
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Pity about the lack of animated leprechauns…that would be a blast! Although I suspect after a few days, you’d want to drown them in their pot of gold just to make them go away!
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Ha! Great to hear from you Erik! I’m honored you are reading my blog.
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Beautifully written and completely on point. Thank you for composing all of my feelings and thoughts in evetyway. Very inspirational. thanks again
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Thanks Carleen! I appreciate you taking the time to read and post a comment on my blog.
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