My Journey Notes:
I’m really hoping that adjusting to the change in time this weekend will be smoother than the change in fall was. I’m grateful that I have my creative space upstairs now and can spend time using those wakeful hours without disturbing the rest of the household.

My Journey Notes:
I know that the mind wanders at times and forgetting some things is normal in the process of aging… But there are a lot of blanks in the last few days. Hoping today will be filled with many more moments I will remember tomorrow.

My Journey Notes:
Lots to unpack this week… but hopefully, we’ll continue without losing ground. Grateful for Friday to come, it’s been a very long week in more ways than I care to think about at times. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.

My Journey notes:
Grateful that yesterday’s appointment went much better than planned. No additional biopsies have been ordered and a surgery date is set. I felt really good walking out of the appointment with at least that being settled and ready to move forward.

My Journey Notes:
Grateful for one more day. Grateful to open my eyes this morning and have vision (while not perfect) that enables me to move freely in my environment and further the plans for creativity today and this coming weekend. Looking forward to a trip to the fabric store very soon.

Hoping to get quilt tops put together this spring and ready for quilting with the grandkids this summer.

My Journey notes:
Lists, lists and more lists and alarms too. All to help me stay on track. So far, things are working. It’s taking me longer to do some creative things, but there have been a few that have been easy to complete and not have to review steps or write out step by step details.

Keeping a journal now too. Hopefully, this will help me track things more closely and for my family to understand how things are going/progressing as we review things. Next dr’s appointment is in March. If things are moving forward and there is additional concern by immediate family, we’ll ask for the referral to the neurologist for further testing.