I have never discussed my working with Apollo publicly before, however I have had a respectful relationship with him for decades which began when I started working as a professional tarot reader. Who is Apollo? Apollo is a God in the Hellenic pantheon. He is the God of Archery, Prophecy, Poetry, Music, Dance, Medicine, Healing […] Apollo – My Seer God Great post by Setjataset that I really appreciate. As I mentioned in my blog piece for the Spring Equinox, I have only recently ... continue reading...
Spring Equinox (Southern Hemisphere)
"Spring drew on ... and a greenness grew over those brown beds, which, freshening daily, suggested the thought that Hope traversed them at night and left each morning brighter traces of her steps." Charlotte Brontë After writing about Samhain this year, I discovered that I have never consistently written about the Sacred Moments that I observe here on my blog. I'm going to experiment with using that Samhain blog as the template to revisit all the Festivals until the Autumn Equinox next year. ... continue reading...
Milestones along the way.
Milestones There's a sense of completion today, as I have been notified of the date for my follow-up surgery; kind of neatly bookending with the milestones from a year ago when I was discharged from the wound clinic. 15th September 2021 Soo… guess who has basically been discharged (conditionally) from wound clinic?? 🌟 Fuck Yeah! 🌟 Conditional discharge First Condition – still not cleared for an actual bath or for pool. It's a year later, and I'm still not cleared for ... continue reading...
Thursday 09th September 2021: Cancer Journal 15 ~ Chemo Edition
What I shared on Facebook on Thursday 09th September 2021 as my Cancer Journal 15. These cancer journals were my ongoing strategy of keeping people up to date without having to share the same information again and again. I would write, and then I would get specific friends to act as beta readers, and that was helpful. Then I would post to Facebook, send the same message by email, What’s App, SMS, etc. It saved a lot of emotional energy for me, and that was becoming vital. ⭐ ... continue reading...
First weeks at home
I just found that I had written this blog kind of collating my experience of my first weeks at home and never posted it. Home, post-surgery day 7 Tuesday 20th July 2021 The last 24 hours ironically have been the toughest so far. The point of transition between hospital and home is statistically one of those points where you can feel that you have lost ground. My housemate is amazing but they can't provide the same level of support as three shifts of ... continue reading...
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