u/Desperate-Curve-9944

It's been years. Since 2019. Maybe even longer than that, when I look back at it, but 2019 was the first time I was diagnosed with costo. Since then, it's been chronic. Every few months I get a flare, and every few months I worry I'm having cardiac issues. Go to urgent care or the ER, just to be diagnosed with what? Costo. Spend hours awake after my whole family falls asleep, just feeling like I'm struggling to breathe. Trying every suggestion I see on the internet. Trying to correct my posture. And I'm just so tired of everything having to be a conscious effort, and very rarely feeling "normal." I'm young, I should be healthy. Instead I'm worried I'm dying every night.

Hey all!

I just want to thank you for how incredibly reassuring and helpful some of you were in my last post. I read some resources provided, looked into different philosophies, and have opted towards an eclectic approach that leans on the Wildwood forms the most.

I've gotten pretty much my whole curriculum figured out, at least to start out, except science. Nature studies are a given for us, but what other ways do you implement learning about science at this age? Doesn't necessarily have to be a curriculum. Grades are Kindergarten and second

Just moved to Peoria and the building I'm in doesn't have a cable. Wondering if anyone uses anything other than cable internet? Or am I SOL and have to pay to get a cable installed?