I chronicle my CNAs because I think it’s important to let others with care know their stories aren’t the exception and that they aren’t crazy.
Author: Faith
SUNDRIP – Art for Life is a site that expresses in every media possible an intimate look into the life of a person living with major trauma. The issues addressed in art and writing include Dissociative Identity Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Lupus and CRSD. Despite these issues, I intend to move forward, through and out with honor, grace and creativity.
Today I met the new CNA. She was here about 30 minutes for a meet and greet. We talked and giggled and went over the
Today a new company came out and interviewed me for long term, in home care. I was encouraged that she showed up despite the pandemic. Most
Yesterday when the CNA got nasty and then walked out of the house it struck me so deeply. I couldn’t help but cry and say enough!
After 2 years of abuses, I fired my CNA company today which is a few days earlier than planned. It’s been a long rough road
I got into an argument with the director of the nurse’s aide company because of the lack of care. There are too many days when
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Half a Century More
I started this little painting back in October of last year but I just now finished it. It looks so much better in person than
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When I was young my mother used to tell me quite often that a person was trying to punish her for a perceived slight. She
Wow. It’s been raining all day. I mean raining like we’re going to need to gather 2 of each animal and hop in a boat.
I look just like her. I laugh like her and I hear her voice when I speak. Wow. I swore I’d never be anything like