Whether this
is your first time visiting my blog, or you have followed me closely over the
years, wondering if I had slipped off the face of this earth; welcome to my
blog! So, what did happen to Elaine Benton? Where have I been all this time,
and “what’s the story?”, I hear you ask. It isn’t a pleasant tale, and I was
hesitant to tell it at first, but as it now has a happy ending and may give
others hope, I felt compelled to share with you my experiences and knowledge
gained along the way.
As we all
know, each Parkinson’s patient is different – there are no two cases alike.
However, sharing information with one another is vital, and it is for this
reason, I decided to blog again. This may take a while, as my typing is now extremely
slow. I’m known for my straight talk and I never sugar coat what I have to
impart. So, grab a cup of coffee, make yourself comfortable and I shall
endeavour to bring you up to speed.
When I first started blogging, I found there was
so much to learn, I was not short of content and had much to say. In the early
stages of Parkinson’s, it was easy to see the funny side of things, and
although I always wrote about relevant topics, some of which were quite serious,
there was always an undertone of my sarcastic dark British humour.
The last year has been a rough journey and there were times that i didn't think I'd make it, but I'm one tough cookie and I'm still here. Friends came to stay and we had the most wonderful time, but there's always that point at which guests have to leave,and I hate saying goodbye, so instead I say see you soon.
What a way to start the day seeing a post from you Elaine! It means a lot having your words. Thank you for continuing to share!
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine! It's so good to see you back at the helm! Much love, Josh
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