When I was diagnosed with kidney disease, it took four years to need dialysis. I had to make the choice of hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. Now that i’m settled into dialysis I wanted to share my experience and share some tips for a smooth experience when getting your catheter placed. I can only speak about my experience with a PD…
View PostWhen I was in high school I remember having a monochrome phase while learning my style. I wore a thrifted DKNY skirt that I found and was actually too small. This was the beginning of my journey realizing as a bigger girl, you just had to make it work. Boy oh boy, did I love that red plaid skirt, I…
View PostAs we return to the office, the first thing that came to mind was comfort. Not only was remote work convenient but it was comfortable for me first and foremost. As I navigate end stage renal disease, I’m always cold. As a lover of cold drinks, and the girl with three drinks around her plate I wondered if God was…
View PostVulnerable Post – Just remember i’m sensitive about my shit. Friendships are supposed to bring joy, support, and connection into our lives. However, I’ve found myself repeatedly struggling to maintain them. Over time, I’ve noticed a pattern: friendships starting strong, only to fade away or end in conflict. It’s painful and confusing, but instead of blaming others or chalking it…
View PostLife has been a whirlwind. I’m not sure what made me pause and decide to blog about this. I don’t feel like dealing with Instagram, finding the right angle, or worrying about a photo or video—at least not right now. Four years ago, at this exact time, I was in the hospital, experiencing a loss. My daughter, Genesis, was born…
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