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For Maria Godfrida, who is the administrator of the group "Smile on Saturday" and today the theme is: "Blue for You - ME 2021"
More information:
"""""On May 12 it's ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia International Awareness Day.
M.E. Awareness Week was established by patient advocates and is focused on May 12th, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, who was believed to have suffered with M.E.
From 1857 Nightingale found herself often disabled by poor health, which some suggest may well have been Chronic Fatigue Syndrome(CFS).
As a result, Nightingale now has been adopted as a kind of patron saint for this under-studied disease.
CFS sufferers commemorate her birthday as a kind of rallying point; their own lamp in the dark.
Maria is a victim of that illness herself, together with many others here at Flickr.
Therefore there is (for the third time already) a theme with 'blue as the main colour' on Saturday May 8.
She called this theme "Blue for You - ME 2021""""
I hope that someday there will be treatment for this illness.
From my house-renovation archive
* Thanks for all your good wishes we still both positive for Covid but we are fine if a trifle bored . Marys symptoms seem to have mostly dissipated I still have symptoms that are akin to having a very heavy cold. We shall continue to rest up and hopefully by next week normal life may be able to resume . I would like to again sincerely thank those scientists and researchers who developed the vaccines , without those new treatments what has been a relatively mild if uncomfortable illness could have been much more serious
The garden has been left to its own devices this week but I did walk down to the bottom lawn on Tuesday to look at the crocus display which always cheers one up . Sadly you cannot see the display from the house the downside of having such a long garden . I planted about 30 crocus about 20 years ago they have spread but you cannot cut the grass till july so later on it becomes a bit untidy
THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT TO MY STREAM.
I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL IF YOU COULD NOT FAVE A PHOTO
WITHOUT ALSO LEAVING A COMMENT .
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Wegen Krankheit vorübergehend geschlossen ;-)
Wir sehen uns bald wieder ❤
Buddylein und ich wünschen euch eine schöne Adventszeit!
Temporarily closed due to illness ;-)
See you soon ❤
Buddylein and I wish you a nice Christmas season!
Another beautiful rose from our back garden. I’ll not be online this evening, just wanted to post my one a day as usual, we decided to take a well needed last minute break as we’ve been stuck in for too long, due to illness. So, we will be organising that tonight, then heading out tomorrow to Whitby in North Yorkshire for a night. Hoping to capture a stunning sunset/rise there. Will be back over the weekend to catch up. Take care and have a lovely weekend, dear Flickr friends.
and, Good morning ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و
The illness is spreading fast and we need to be careful...
I will chill at home this weekend :D
Have a wonderful weekend to all (๑*ˊᵕˋ)۶♥
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“Doubt … is an illness that comes from knowledge and leads to madness.”
― Gustave Flaubert, Memoirs of a Madman
Taken @ North Brother Island
One from the archives for this week's Smile on Saturdays theme of "Blue for You - ME 2021" This shot was taken a few years ago on a wonderful trip to Iceland. This is the river that flows to the famous Diamond Beach. Whilst I don't suffer from ME I have suffered with an autoimmune system disease for almost 25 years. I won't bore you with the details but it has made life quite challenging but being determined to get on with my life hasn't let it stop me. To all fellow sufferers of long term illness keep on fighting!
Silvano Marinelli was born in Ancona (I) in 1936, he attended the School of the Book of Urbino and dedicated himself to the creation of theatrical costumes and illustration. The comic meets him in 1970 when he begins to illustrate the adventures of Steve Damon for Il Giornalino. At the same time he carries on his passion for painting, paintings that are hosted in many exhibitions of the peninsula, attracting lively interest. The bright future is cut short by an illness and disappears on June 6, 1979.
Absolutely one of the saddest vibes I have experienced for a long time. I had the most awesome rural drive seeing all the almond trees in blossom and stopped by this old restaurant bar in the middle of no where. The parking lot is in terrible condition and as I walked thru the doors the empty sadness within was overwhelming. Not a person in sight. I wandered about clicking a few photos and as I entered the bar an old man was behind it staring at the tv unaware I was there. I spoke loudly asked if lunch was served. He struggled to make conversation and shared his kitchen is shut down for inspections. I dont think it will be reopened. Everything was in the state of neglect . Old age, illness and poverty have taken their toll. It literally gave me a headache and feeling of sadness.
SANTUARIO CATOLICO LUGAR DE PEREGRINACION DE ENFERMOS SOLICITANDO SU CURACION./
CATHOLIC SANCTUARY PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE OF THE ILLNESS REQUESTING ITS HEALING.
[Esp. /Eng.]
Asun García Mainar falleció el 16 de Julio de 2017 tras una breve pero dura enfermedad, dejando tras de sí un rastro de luz, amor, sensibilidad y sensatez que permanecerá para siempre en quienes le conocimos. Su compromiso social y ecológico atravesó como una brisa fresca asociaciones populares, instituciones, sindicatos, empresas de inserción social... El recuerdo de su compañía no mitiga el dolor por su ausencia, pero refuerza nuestras esperanzas, y nos invita continuamente a transformar la energía que gastamos en criticar y enfadarnos en acciones y sentimientos positivos.
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Asun García Mainar passed away on Jul. 16th, 2017, after a short but tough illness, leaving behind a trail of light, love, sensitivity and sensibility which will remain in those who met her for good. Her social and ecological commitment broke through grassroots communities, trade-unions, social enterprises... The memory of her companionship does not mollify the pain we feel for her absence, but it reinforces our hope, and it always invites us to turn the energy we waste in criticizing and getting angry into positive feelings and actions.
For Maria! Thank you for spreading awareness of your illness and for being brave!! You are amazing....<3!!!!!!
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I reach to touch the walls around me.
The shadows of the night surround me.
Alone I face my destiny: to die of love.
They say our love has been forbidden, But what we feel can not be hidden.
It's very possible, you see to die of love .. How to live far forever with you, Just to live life together with you ..
That's the choice that I make And a chance I must take.
To live, my love must find expression, And so I make my last confession.
Without you it's my destiny, to die of love.
This world of ours does not grow younger, Some die of illness, some of hunger.
I stand before eternity, to die of love.
That's why I try to find a way now. I only live from day to day now.
Because it's possible you see, to die of love.
How to live far forever with you, Just to live life together with you, That's the choice that I make And a chance I must take.
I hear their whispers when they see us. If all their words condemn or free us.
I wonder will they sentence me? To die of love ..
Charles Aznavour
1924-2018
Please don't judge us.
#mentalhealthawareness
#mentalillnessawareness
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Designed:Photographed:Edited by: Myself.
Model: Juan (My fiance)
He's such a supportive partner. & A great model!
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Thank you so much Juan!
I am truly grateful with how this turned out!
It was my vision, and it came out perfectly! Exactly how I envisioned it!
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Taken for my 52Frames.Com challenge - subject: distorted.
……Even ‘Blue’ ones! Ahead of Friday May 12th which is ‘ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia International Awareness Day’ Smile on Saturday’s theme today is all about ‘Blue’ and when I read the brief "BLUE FOR YOU - ME 2023” I decided on this picture. So for ALL affected direct or indirectly as a result of ANY illness I hope todays pictures will bring a Smile however brief. This is another Anemone I spotted at Attingham Park (N/Trust) only I’ve added a bit more Indigo blue to the background especially for you. HS😊S, Alan:-)…….
‘FAVES’ PROBLEMS?!? Does anyone else have a problem with ‘Faves’ not staying latched in? I regularly spot some when I look back again at an image and have to re-Fave again! Most annoying - apologies if you see a comment & no fave given from me.
For the interested I’m growing my Shutterstock catalogue regularly here, now sold 149 images :- www.shutterstock.com/g/Alan+Foster?rid=223484589&utm_...
©Alan Foster.
©Alan Foster. All rights reserved. Do not use without permission.……
Things are as ever slowly changing..
My illness that is now being treated with double beta blockers is not yet responding well and some of my ordinary PVCs have changed to interpolated PVCs which can eventually lead to Cardiomyopathy with severe and chronic anxiety being the root cause.
I don’t have control over my anxiety and Flickr is just one thing I can leave off at least. I have had some lovely mails asking me to just take a break then come back and believe me they are so heartwarming and mean more than you will ever know.
The place I am at now is to still leave my account open as it is paid up until April 2024. Comments for new photos are turned off and shall remain off as I am too unwell to leave comments as they take me ages to formulate and I get so tired and stressed.
I intend flooding my Flickr account with photos from my two previous Flickr accounts as I get a better idea of whether I myself consider them worthy of uploading to my new online account with a couple of online accounts instead of mixed with thousands of other photos on my PC
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I shall hopefully start to fave but not be commenting on photos on Flickr as I not well enough to at the moment but I haven’t given up on getting better although I am unsure how…
I wish everyone well and am still browsing all your wonderful inspirational photography !
Sue
Hi everyone, I am hoping I have some good information for you this week in regards to my illness, this one was pretty bad and really knocked me out of the game, but feel that I may be coming back a little, and have 4-Doctors visits this week all Doctors pertaining to what I had and will ask them all if I can return slowly to normal activity.
The one thing I will never do is forget any of you, and will forever in your debt, and will never ever forget any of you, ever.
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We need to try and always be there for our loved ones and even those we don't know during illness. If a patient is surrounded by positive support and laughter it makes the world of difference. I can tell you that from experience. Happy weekend my Flickr friends!
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! xo💜💜
Because of my sudden illness, everything was delayed a bit. But since I'm on the mend again, I can finally show you my vampire-inspired style that I worked on before the illness. I picked out some make-up designers to create my very own look.
I am greatful for all the patience my sponsor give to us bloggers in this time and hope all of them and all of you will be safe!
Credits and more HD pics in the Links below.
This tender fragile leaf stays as an synonym for Fragility. Not just in nature we often see something or someone that becomes very fragile to us!
Fragile refers to something or someone that is fragile and delicate. Fragile comes from the Latin fragilis, fragile. A glass can be very fragile, that is, very thin, easily broken. The psyche and constitution can also be very fragile, someone recovering after a grief, a disappointment, a mental crisis or a mental illness will be quite fragile for a while. For this reason, we should be considerate of people who are fragile, delicate and tender, because these qualities make a person a compassionate, humane and valuable fellow human being.
Thank you for visits, comments and favs!
Vielen Dank für Eure Besuche, Kommentare und Sternchen!
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Any one of the issues below could make any of us homeless!
ADDICTION. Probably the most common stereotype of chronically homeless people is that they are drug and alcohol addicts...
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. ...
MENTAL ILLNESS. ...
JOB LOSS AND UNDEREMPLOYMENT. ...
FORECLOSURE. ...
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS. ...
THROW AWAY TEENS. ...
LOW AND UNDER PAID WAGES...
UNOBTAINABLE HEALTH CARE...
GRIEF AND DISPAIR...
So, please don't judge...
AI
Smile on Saturday has the theme this week of "Blue for You - Me 2021", to "remember anyone in pain, mentally or physically". As is our group Admin., Maria Godfrieda, who has a chronic illness. This one is for you, Maria.
" The Belligerent Hostile Bully Of The Main Lake, Sefton Park, Liverpool...Mute Swan (Darvic Ring XA 6) Known Locally As 'Felix' Now Faces An Uncertain Future...The Female Pen ('Fiona') Succumbed To An Unknown Illness A Few Months Back and The Four Cygnets He Has Raised Since That Time Are Due To Leave Anytime Soon..."
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Cat's Whiskers in the KLCC Park serve as border plants and given their year 'round presence some of the walks are always bordered by pretty white flowers. So you could be forgiven for thinking they're merely ornamentals. But Orthosiphon also has excellent medicinal qualities especially for illnesses of the urinary tract. That's for what they've traditionally been used in this part of the world.
It's difficult to get a good photo of these clusters, so I thought I'd give you a shot from the top down.
Despite her illness, Daisy still likes to play. Camera ready, I put the frog down. Daisy wanted the frog, but not a photo - so she picked up the toy & ran to another room before I could get a single photo. After more failed attempts, I gave up. I put the camera away, fetched biscuits & hid them under the frog & got this quick snap with my phone while she was still hoping for more bribes. She has trained me very well!
2021#91
The wind was strong today and it was very cold.
A wish for a disease-free illness A man enters the sea.
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"Sagicho Oiso 2017"
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Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Dear Flickr friends,
This will be my last posting for a few days, until I am able to get out and about again but I will dip in and out to look at your wonderful work. I have a boat trip booked to see some seals on Sunday, so I really hope I will be able to do this... My mind is willing …
My picture was taken just under 3 years ago, while I was recuperating from illness and it is a gentle reminder to me of what I am able to achieve. I climbed high to see this view.
Dear Chi, 悲しむことはありません. それは希望のメッセージです. 友よありがとう : 0)
A MESSAGE OF HOPE
As darkness falls, then so do I
body broken, tears run dry
As daylight comes, the pressure rose
It craves expression, 'fore my eyes close
A little bird with broken wing
tapped my window, began to sing
She gave me HOPE and brought me love
a poem so sweet. from Heaven above
She cannot fly with broken wing
but to me she brings the gift of Spring
When hollowed out and in despair
pray for your angel. She's always there
She walks beside me, takes my hand
The sun shines down and warms the sand.
From the sea I came and will return
but I leave behind, HOPE, love, friendship
'til I return …
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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE by KATIE MELUA
Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul - and sings the tunes without the words - and never stops at all.
- Emily Dickinson
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Is this a 20th Century moment or a 21st Century moment? It's hard to tell, but in fact it's the latter. There are many small rural communities that now remind me of scenes I witnessed during my time spent in Cuba. Many of these small rural communities in America are currently ravaged by poverty and drug addiction with no identifiable path out of the situation. We are a better people than this, and our elected officials of both parties in Washington would be better advised to cease the divisive rhetoric and general political posturing and dig into real and lasting solutions for homelessness, drug addiction, immigration, poverty, mental illness, suicide, and the proliferation of false news that is destroying America.
Rural Indiana
2012
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My mother passed away after a long illness. Have not had much time for photography.
I'll get caught up with everyone at some point.
Thanks for stopping by.
Despite all the craziness going on then, the cancer was the easy part, actually... here I hold a beautiful bouquet, given to me from a lovely lady that I couldn't tell where I actually was and what was actually happening, that broke my heart... but you pick up the pieces and carry on as best as you can, God carried me through!
By Katrina Elena
SPARK
Inspired by advocacy, empowerment and acceptance, this piece explores the dimensionality of mental illness and the role we as a society play in creating awareness.
Reflection that a person suffering from Alzheimer's may face many misconceptions and stereotypes, the intention of this piece is to capture the unique essence of an individual despite these assumptions and reinforce that they are more than just a series of labels or medical terms. (Artist's notes.)
Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.
-Marilyn Monroe
Returning after illness forced a break (and on a borrowed machine), and it seems the world was even more nuts than usual while I was away. So what do you do in such distracted times? Put on a straitjacket :>
Well, current affairs of the world is enough to drive anyone nuts. Hold on, dear reader, it will eventually calm down again. I hope. Er...
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Apologies - family illness is making commenting difficult this week!
For the Macro Monday challenge (February 2nd 2015) Chocolate
One of my dwindling store of chocolate coins! I thought that maybe a hint, a mere glimpse, would tease the taste buds more than a full 'strip' ;o))
The coin is just 1 inch in diameter... or was before I ate it....
My Macro Mondays set is here: Elisa Macro Mondays
My latest vintage camera arrived from Japan yesterday. During my recent illness (from which I'm still trying to recover), I decided to act positively and acquire a medium format camera I have been thinking about since the time I bought my Hasselblad 500 C/M. In the accompanying photographs I'll explain some of the specs of this wonderful camera, but you can see it here compared in size to my Hasselblad medium format and my digital Nikon D850. It is a BIG camera.
This particular model was made in 1970 primarily for professional studio work on a tripod. This is not the sort of camera you handhold without it causing you serious muscle strain (ha ha). One of my inspirations for choosing this camera for large film landscapes is the incredible work in this field by Sir Don McCullin using the very same model Mamiya RB67. www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2025/oct/09/some...
Shooting 6x7 negatives provides extraordinary detail. This is the equivalent of five times the size of a full frame sensor (as with my Nikon D850). This fully mechanical camera is regarded as one of the finest medium format cameras ever made (and certainly the biggest). The Mamiya-Sekor lenses are legendary for sharpness. But the best news of all is that these cameras are so affordable now, and usually in great condition since they were generally only used in professional studios.
I have to thank my Flickr friend Alex Erismann www.flickr.com/photos/alexerismann/ for inspiring me with his fabulous photographs on the Mamiya RB67, and Brett Rogers for giving me his well earned advice. www.flickr.com/photos/tasmania_film_photography/with/5525... .
Thanks also to Marjorie for allowing me to spend the money. xx :)
The Mamiya RB67 Changed How I See Photography
First of all to all my friends, its good to sit here FINALLY. On 3/17 i met my new doctor. On 3/18 i was rushed to the ER i have no recollection other than what i have been told. Took several days to stabilize me to do the surgeries required. Pancreatitis and Gall Bladder. I was in the Trauma Unit for just over 2 weeks and now home but can't sit at pc. My apologies for missing your beautiful and inspiring works. I am still recovering and still experience pain. If you would keep me in your thoughts and prayers I would be most grateful. My love to you all <3
Due to illness, I haven't been able to get out with the camera over the past few months but hope to be able to do so again in the near future.
This is a shot from my holiday last autumn in the lake district. Taken at Blea Tarn on a lovely sunny morning.
Thank you for looking and for your continued support.
The Ways of Farm Life in the 1900's
By Mistin Grace
The days get harder and harder as I start to grow up on the farm. Each day I get up at the crack of dawn and work till the sun sets in the west. As I trudge home to claim my supper, I think about what it would be like to live in a place where there are not back breaking chores waiting to be done every time I turn around. But I knew if I never lost hope, nor my strength, I would make it out all right. I know I'm young, but I am very independent, and can keep my head in a panic situation. Like when Ma and Pa got really low on our supply of food. My younger siblings were always whining about how hungry they were, so I went out to the creek and caught some fish. There were only a few and they were small, but it would get us through for a couple of days. I found that the creek came in handy, so I began going more often and getting what I needed. A lot of the times there would be berries that I could pick where they had grown by the bank when it was damp.
Not many things have been going on since fall has rolled around, except of course getting food for my family still. I can see that Ma and Pa have been losing a lot of weight and every time I look at them I can see the sadness buried in their faces. But they won't be looking like that for much longer, due to the fact that I have found us a little place in town. It's more like a cottage I would say. There are not many people in our town, so we will not have any trouble finding jobs. There has already been an offer given to me, and it is a pretty complicated job, so there will be no arguing when Pa comes to help me. I am hoping that becoming a blacksmith at this age will do me some good, maybe a lot of good.
Well I am growing up and it's getting harder, I am now 17 and have been through a lot in my time. I feel as if I am growing up too fast. I hope to be going off to another territory real soon, now that all my brothers and sisters are old enough to take care of themselves! Ma and Pa do not approve, but I am a young man and am fit to make a living and I plan to do it by panning gold.
Well, I am doing mighty fine and have been panning gold for a mere 40 years now. I mean I am doing fine omitting my illnesses, and my hacking cough. Sometimes I think that I am going to lose my lungs.
Lately been sitting away watching the days go by. My breath is getting shorter and the days longer, so to all my people I'm signing away. Much thanks to Bryant Creek for helping me and my family survive. Goodbye.
Due to a long illness this is my first landscape shot in more than one and a half years. Last week I went out on adventure! It was so exciting, the bus for disabled people took me to Kinderdijk with my mobility scooter, camera, tripod and all and dropped me off Café de Klok close to the windmills. It was freezing cold outside with temperatures of 6 degrees below zero. Unfortunely the "Golden hour" was over before I knew it, so I had very little time to scout for the best compositions. The "blue hour" lasted longer, but once the sun was down the temperature dropped another 6 degrees (or so it felt to me charging up and down between the windmills on my scootmobile!) What a wonderful feeling of freedom I felt! More shots to follow
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We all know Tír na nÓg, mostly know by “The land of Eternal Youth”, where illness and death doesn't exist, youth and beauty are eternal because time is abolished there.
To go in this amazing place, you may be chosen by a magnificent white horse, he can cross oceans and lands.
Be careful if you ride on his back, he will take you straight into the sea and you can never come back to land again.
Come with me to Tír na nÓg.
So honored to have made the advertising photos for this amazing product, thank you again for your trust Jess ♥
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Finally recovered from being sick and was able to go out and find some foliage yesterday - I explored Olmsted Park, Jamaica Pond, and the Arboretum. Fall color is starting to get going, though most of the trees were still green.
I'm sad that I missed my planned hike in New Hampshire a week ago due to illness, but now that I'm recovered I can try to find fall color in the Boston area. I have a whole list of places to try and it's hard to decide between them - if you see any particularly good spots, let me know!
Under the midday sun, she lingered in the field of flowers, the warmth of sunlight easing her troubled thoughts. Memories of her mother, her brave battle with cancer, lingered in her mind. Yet, amid the bustling scene of life around her, a glimmer of hope began to grow.
In that moment, she dared to dream of a world transformed. A future where cancer was defeated, where lives were no longer cut short by its grasp. The weight on her shoulders lightened with the prospect of brighter days ahead.
As clouds drifted across the expansive sky, she whispered a silent vow to hold onto hope. Someday, a cure would paint a new horizon, bringing healing and renewal to those touched by the shadows of illness.