We all have a right to feel down, low, sad, frustrated, and angry. Sometimes there isn't one particular reason for feeling like this, and sometimes, there's no reason at all.
Month: June 2019
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Venturing out on my own. Slowly, but surely.Venturing out on my own. Slowly, but surely.
A quick trip to Tesco to try and keep up with my movement, and trying to gain some confidence whilst on my own. Nothing too tasking, just a short little
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Aftermath of SwimmingAftermath of Swimming
Just a quick update on how swimming went, what I was able to manage, and how I felt afterwards in myself, but also with regards to my muscles, fatigue etc.
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Accelerometer Part 2Accelerometer Part 2
An update on the Accelerometer, and recap of what it is supposed to capture, and do. Also touching on some of the symptoms of Mitochondrial Disease, and my aim to
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Accelerometer Part 1Accelerometer Part 1
A brief insight into what the Accelerometer is, and what it is for. I won’t know the results of what it has picked up, until my appointment in Newcastle with
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Let’s start at the beginning…Let’s start at the beginning…
My name is Samantha, and I have Mitochondrial Disease. More specifically, Single Large Scale mtDNA Deletion with Chronic Progressive External Ophthalmoplegia (CPEO for short). These are progressive, with no treatment,