Takling life with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
What happens when someone with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and a whole host of other invisible ailments tries to keep up with normal humans for a week and a half? Let’s find out!
It’s no real secret that Western Medicine is deeply uncomfortable admitting that there is a mind and body connection when it comes to the health of an individual. This often mixes with a deep unspoken systematic misogyny that colors a
often my life seems like a snake eating it’s own tail but there are answers if I chose to listen to the wisdom of the Universe.
With Winter gone my body recovers and I set my eyes on gardening, cleaning up, and travel.
Life on disability isn’t always the “hand-out” some would like us to believe. Often it puts people on it in very bad situations.
Winter can be crushing but spring always brings hope.
It’s time to talk about the birds and the bees and why they still apply to people with chronic illness and disabilities.
It’s time to stop and smell the flowers, to appreciate life, to find hope and joy in the tiny moments we lose ourselves to awe.
When life gives you lemons why not glue some googley eyes on them and pitch them at people you don’t like?
All of us need to take care of ourselves but this is especially important of people with chronic health issues.