#NewBlogPost When you live with #ChronicPain, you have to adapt. Adapting doesn't make everything perfect. It might just make things a little easier. But pain never stands still. It changes, and you need to adapt again. And again...
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#NewBlogPost Living with constant pain is hard. That’s putting it mildly, isn’t it? Pain creeps into every part of life, ruins everything. Yet sometimes, despite it, we need to find a way through it by focusing on something else.
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"I started to honour my body’s limits as wisdom and self-care, not failure & take the wins no matter how small as meaningful. I chose gentle living over constant striving, slowing down the pace of my life & going with the flow." post by @bloomingmindxxbloomingmindfulness.co.uk/wh…
"My #YoungAdult years passed by in a blur with most of my good #memories shadowed by #pain. So often I would try to step into my perceived #persona only to have it fall apart, leaving me embarrassed and feeling very much like a fraud": buff.ly/DVdX5Uw#disability
ALT Loss of Identity with Chronic Illness. Plot Twist: Sharpened Self-Worth. (A woman with two different styles within one face — one side is lined with colours, and the other side is shaded with gaudy paint like makeup.)
Coping with #ChronicPain isn’t pretty — especially on the difficult days. It’s not just about the physical pain, but also about coping with the difficult emotions that come along with it.
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"Raising awareness on how certain ‘easy’ part-time jobs are not as simple as they sound. Factors & barriers that an abled-bodied, healthy person would not even have thought of as a problem" post by @AChVoiceachronicvoice.com/part-time-…
Turning Sixty ~ Life, Laughter and Memories
You don't turn 60 every day, so I thought I'd share a blog post with a few snippets of my life.
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"They accuse people w #ChronicIllness who stay home all day for being ‘lazy’. That they aren’t trying hard enough, or lack willpower and self-respect, or that we’re letting our ‘ego’ of working a menial #job hold us back": buff.ly/tE5clel#society#ableism#disability
ALT The Stigma of Chronic Illness People Being Too ‘Lazy’ or ‘Proud’ to Work Part-Time Jobs.
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