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3 Ways to Make Lawn Mowing Easier When You Have Arthritis and Fatigue

by Angela Tague // October 5, 2021 // No Comments

This past spring I bought a brand new lawnmower! I know that may not sound very exciting, but let me tell you, it’s made all the difference in juggling the chronic pain in my hands from rheumatoid arthritis and summer... Continue reading →

tiny green tomatoes on the plant starting to grow

Grow at Your Own Pace

by Angela Tague // September 7, 2021 // No Comments

As summer fades, the kids head back to school and my friends share photos of their home canning adventures (we do a lot of this in the Midwest!) on Facebook, I’m celebrating my first tiny green tomato orbs. You see,... Continue reading →

A New Way to Move Stagnant Energy and Reduce Pain: I Tried Acupuncture and Moxibustion

by Angela Tague // July 6, 2021 // No Comments

The pungent bonfire-esque aroma of burning mugwort greeted me at the front door as I eyed a Buddha statue, lush green plants, framed medical credentials, a glass case filled with herbal supplements and the patient before me finishing up at... Continue reading →

12 Years Into a Celiac Disease Diagnosis: Managing New Symptoms

by Angela Tague // June 1, 2021 // No Comments

Last Friday I woke up to numb fingertips. Then, the tingly sensation spread over my hands, leaving me unable to maneuver much of anything, including my keyboard. I called my doctor and was in her office within an hour. We... Continue reading →

The Magic of Micro-Goals

by Angela Tague // November 3, 2020 // No Comments

I’m in goal-setting mode again. Every year as fall transitions to winter I audit my writing business… and reflect on my personal life. What needs to be revamped? My exercise routine? My meal planning? My trauma healing? All of the... Continue reading →

A Story of Sweet Serendipity and a Puppy

by Angela Tague // August 4, 2020 // No Comments

I’m a firm believer the universe aligns you with what you need, exactly when you need it. These shifts may bring tears of sadness — or joy. For me this past spring, it was a sweet moment of serendipity. It... Continue reading →