Designing the Way Through

Abstract watercolor with a glowing central flower surrounded by flowing leaves, delicate lines, dots, and fading washes of blue, purple, teal, and peach.

Some days, the next step disappears. Not confusion—just nothing where “next” should be. So I follow a sheet that remembers for me.

When the Window Closes

There are days when I can feel my capacity narrowing. Not always in an obvious way. Sometimes I am still doing things. I am still answering people, reading, writing, participating in conversations, even accomplishing things I had intended to do. But underneath it all, something is becoming harder.

Project Launch — The Changing Mind & Brain: Inside & Between

I’ve been working quietly on something for a long time now. Not a single post, not a single story—but something larger that has been slowly forming underneath all the writing.
This is the beginning of that project.

The Symptom No One Mentions; Runny Nose

Some symptoms arrive with names and checklists. Others you only learn by living them. For me, one of those has been a persistent, watery runny nose—present for years, yet rarely mentioned in discussions of Lewy body dementia. When paired with unpredictable night sweating, a pattern begins to emerge: not random nuisances, but signs of an autonomic system that no longer regulates quietly in the background. Sometimes the body is speaking clearly. It is the categories that are still catching up.