Living with M.E and Chronic illness- slow living

🌸 Working Out with Chronic Illness: My Honest Thoughts 🌸 Let’s be real — working out with a chronic illness isn’t about hitting PRs or chasing that “summer body.” For me (and maybe for you too), it’s about surviving, healing, and learning to trust my body again. 🩷 Some days, my “workout” is s

Chronic illness wardrobe: Sweatpants. Hoodies. Repeat. One thing that changes when you live with chronic illness is how much your priorities shift. Before chronic illness, I had actual outfits. Now my wardrobe is basically: sweatpants, different sweatpants, and my nice sweatpants. Buttons,

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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is something so many of us experience, yet it’s often misunderstood. For me, it’s been a journey of learning, patience, and self-discovery. 💛 PCOS affects your hormones, metabolism, and sometimes your emotions. It can cause irregular periods, weight changes, acne

All credit for the images and written content in this post goes to @chronically.char on Instagram. “Red flags for chronically ill people - friendship and relationship edition ❤️‍🩹🚩 I wanted to make this to go along with my green flags I posted a few days ago! ✨ -they don’t accept or try t

Hospitals are supposed to be where you go when things get bad. But during my most recent hospital stay… I was reminded that thinking simply does NOT apply when you have a chronic illness. 7 weeks after my last IVIG (far too late, thanks insurance… not), after travel, stress, and weather fluctuat

Hello, This is a post about my rare heart disease that most older people have but I am 20 years old. This is my story. I was diagnosed with Pulmonary Artery Hypertension in July 2023 when I fainted and couldn’t get my oxygen levels up at a church camp. I was then sent to a hospital because my oxyge