Steven, What a great article! I took up digital art, when I became disabled by ME or CFS as it's more often called here in the US. When brain fog hits, I don't have to try to remember where I am or what I'm doing in digital art - it's right there on the screen for me to see. And, if I tire, I can leave my project at any stage. Vue is the perfect program for folks with ME/CFS. It's fun to play around with. And it is challenging enough to exercise our brains, which I think helps fight the memory problems. In Peggy's class, I recently ventured into the Function Editor. I figure that should keep brain fog away for months. :biggrin: melikia, Sorry to hear about your Gall Bladder. I went through that in 2006. Getting used to the pain of CFS made me think what I had wasn't a big deal. The docs thought otherwise and rushed me in for emergency surgery. It was a piece of cake - not much pain afterward and the recovery didn't knock me out as much as I anticipated. Good luck to you both, Nelia