Madonna d'Ongero
At the heart of the
chestnut forest the
smell of moist soil
along Via Crucis
leads to yellow and
ochre frescoes
between the roman
arches cobblestones
and moss stand guard.
posted by Nina Ondine @ 10:44 am
NinaOndine
All good writing is swimming under water and holding your breath (F. Scott Fitzgerald). * Now do heart work on the pictures within you (Rainer Maria Rilke).
Saturday, July 31, 2004
chestnut forest the
smell of moist soil
along Via Crucis
leads to yellow and
ochre frescoes
between the roman
arches cobblestones
and moss stand guard.
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- Name: Nina Ondine
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
By the time I was diagnosed with Hypersensitisation Disorder in February 2007, my suspicion of having a chronic illness was confirmed. At last there was a rational explanation for the array of peculiar and seemingly unrelated symptoms and ailments that had been plaguing me for quite some time. Being able to label my condition, afforded me validation: I was not a self-absorbed hyperchondriac after all! Little did I know that from that moment on, I would embark on an endless uphill battle consisting of consultations and clinical investigations; most of these proved very expensive, many fruitless, and some downright painful. Finding the right balance between seeking adequate medical support and relying on my own intuition, and learning to manage my private and professional lives, has been a full time juggling act that I have yet to master. In this Blog I share some of my thoughts and experiences relating to the endless pursuit of conquering chronic illness.
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