Last weekend, I conducted TNVR (Trap Neuter Vaccinate Return) for some feral community cats, and I wanted to explain what my experience was like, how I got help to get it done, and why I am encouraging everyone who can to do the same.
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Adrenal Insufficiency Unveiled: The Science, the Struggles, and the Strength It Takes
Living with secondary adrenal insufficiency is a constant balancing act—between doing what’s right, managing daily responsibilities, and keeping myself healthy enough to stay out of crisis mode. My experience with Mooch highlighted how quickly things can spiral when life throws a curveball. While I don’t regret helping him, it reminded me of the razor-thin margin of stability I often operate within.
Mind Reading at McDonald’s
There I was deep in my cognitive distortion certain that people in the room were making such negative judgements about me, when in reality while I was struggling with those thoughts, there was a very sweet little girl telling her mom that she thought I was beautiful.
Rare Disease Day 2024
It's that time of year again! Every year on Rare Disease Day, I host a special live stream on Twitch to raise awareness of rare diseases and encourage everyone to donate to any of the wonderful charities out there making a difference in the lives of folks living with rare diseases! I'm planning on going … Continue reading Rare Disease Day 2024
Extra Life 2023
Kaycee's Mod- but every time I win or lose a run, you get a chance to win a FREE copy of Inscryption! The creator of "Inscryption" has yet again generously donated a bunch of steam keys for my Extra Life stream! This is one of my all-time favorite games, so I am just over the moon that he is so supportive and willing to give free copies of his game to help raise money for Riley Children's Hospital through Extra Life. He gave me EIGHT keys in total, so there will be plenty of opportunities for you to win a copy!
When your physical symptoms are mistaken as character flaws
My hope in writing this is to raise awareness for what can happen when a child’s illness is not taken into consideration when they are struggling. Your “lazy” kid might be experiencing physical symptoms. Your “unmotivated” high schooler who keeps falling asleep in class might be struggling with intense fatigue.
Rare Disease Day 2023
It's that time of year again! As always, I get REALLY into #RareDiseaseDay festivities all throughout the month, culminating in a big charity event on Rare Disease Day, which falls on the last day of February. I'm excited to share that not only am I doing the usual Rare Disease Day charity stream on my … Continue reading Rare Disease Day 2023
Fond Memory of an Anxious Moment
I’m an artist. Not a professional, by any means. I lack confidence in my own work, which I’m sure is a common trope amongst creative types. About four years ago, my local art gallery asked for submissions for a regional art exhibit. I had just made a really poignant piece detailing life with a chronic … Continue reading Fond Memory of an Anxious Moment
VR Spoonies Chronic Illness & Disability Support Group Celebrates 3rd Anniversary
Three years ago today, I hosted the very first meeting for what is now a really tight-knit, wonderful community of folks with a wide variety of conditions which impact day-to-day functionality.
Chronic Illness: What I’ve learned, un-learned, and am still learning
Visually impaired like me? I've got you- here's the audio recording of this article: https://soundcloud.com/sunny-ammerman/article-transcription-chronic-illness-what-ive-learned-un-learned-and-am-still-learning?si=893062727ce244f3a04e038368c94561&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing It's been such a long time, but I'm back! I really miss blogging. I think it's time I made it a habit again. A lot has happened since I was last posting actively here. I'll try my best to keep … Continue reading Chronic Illness: What I’ve learned, un-learned, and am still learning
Insomnia Doodles 