Where i have i been??

Ok...... so I know I have been MIA for a fair while but I feel the time is right for me to return and with that, I would like to explain where I have been??

So at the start of this year, I had been poorly for quite a while and the DR finally diagnosed me with Fibromyalgia, it has taken a lot to come to terms with the fact that the pain I am in will never go away and is something I have to just learn to live with, well manage with.

There has been ups and downs and constant trips to the DRS and many different medications to try, some has been helpful some not so much anyway things finally started to level out then i sadly lost my Dad which has been very hard actually accept but I do finally feel this is the right time to make a return to something I really enjoy doing and hope that this will help me even more.

I have some film reviews and book reviews in the pipeline so there will be some new content coming your way as well.

Thank you for reading and thank you all for bearing with me.

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