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I'm sorry what were you saying? If you have a #ChronicIllness you know too well how #BrainFog can make seemingly easy tasks seem impossible. Learn how to beat brain fog and meet others who understand what you go through using link in bio. http://bit.ly/2VuHPEa . . . #chronicillnesseswarrior #chronicillnesssupport #chronicillnessfighter #chronicdisease #chronicillnessawareness #chronicwarrior #chronicallyill #chronicallysick #chronicillnesslife #chroniccondition #chronicconditions #chronicfatigue #spoonie #spoonies #spoonielife #spooniewarrior #spoontheory #invisibleillness #invisibleillnesses #invisibledisease #invisiblediseases #invisibledisability #morethanjusttired #fatigue #butyoudontlooksick #dontgiveup #myhealthteams

We may FAKE feeling OK but our symptoms are very REAL. Why do you 'fake it' sometimes? Share with people who get it using link in bio. http://bit.ly/2VuHPEa . . . #chronicillnesseswarrior #chronicillnesssupport #chronicillnessfighter #chronicdisease #chronicillnessawareness #chronicwarrior #chronicallyill #chronicallysick #chronicillnesslife #chronicconditions #chronicfatigue #spoonie #spoonies #spoonielife #spooniewarrior #spoontheory #invisibleillnesses #invisibledisease #invisiblediseases #invisibledisability #morethanjusttired #fatigue #butyoudontlooksick #dontgiveup #Fibromyalgia #lupus #psoriasis #myhealthteams

Let’s talk awareness... The invisible nature of chronic illnesses often means people don’t see us at our worst, nor do they see the extra rest needed in order to do something “normal” or appear normal. It can often be frustrating explaining why their often well meant advice doesn’t apply, but I believe that’s just to lack of information and not knowing what the illness is on their part. Yes, some people will lack understanding and empathy but that’s not what I’m getting at today. Awareness is a word often banded about left right and centre these days, it can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming when you think about all the things you should be aware off now due to the many campaigns and events put on to make people aware of things. This illness is no different despite how emotive it is for me. While awareness is needed greatly along with understanding of the affect these conditions have on our daily lives, I find people generally will only tend to pay close attention to it when it’s someone they know, love and care about or feel connected too (whether it’s family/friends or someone the feel they know such as role models etc) that’s affected and that in turn galvanises them into making others aware... this isn’t a bad thing and often leads to a much greater spreading of awareness because passion is involved. Today all I say is I know it can be difficult using your energy to tell people how your illness impacts your life, that we shouldn’t have to explain the same things a million times over or that we should have to put up with everyone’s advice for something the know very little about.. but, slowly by slowly the message is getting out there, be gentle with people everyone has their own battles going on, not everyone will get it, and not everyone will hear your message but that’s okay, you’ve put it out there and it will be picked up by someone somewhere and it will have impact, just maybe not always in the way you hoped and planned for, but still go with it. Those who only add to your pain are not worth extra suffering. Spread awareness yes, but also care for yourself deeply in the process. Don’t cause a headache by banging your head against a brick wall.

And it's OK if that changes day-to-day OR hour-to-hour. Keep on keeping on! When it gets too tough, connect with people who also have a #ChronicCondition #InvisibleIllness or #AutoimmuneCondition using link in bio. http://bit.ly/2VuHPEa . . . . #chronicillnesseswarrior #chronicillnesssupport #chronicillnessfighter #chronicdisease #chronicillnessawareness #chronicwarrior #chronicallyill #chronicallysick #chronicillnesslife #chronicconditions #chronicfatigue #spoonie #spoonies #spoonielife #spooniewarrior #spoontheory #invisibleillnesses #invisibledisease #invisiblediseases #invisibledisability #morethanjusttired #fatigue #butyoudontlooksick #dontgiveup #Fibromyalgia #lupus #myhealthteams

Living with a #ChronicDisease can mean looking just fine on the outside while feeling 99 years old inside. Meet people who 'get it' using link in bio. http://bit.ly/2VuHPEa . . . #chronicillnesses #chronicillnesseswarrior #chronicillnesssupport #chronicillnessfighter #chronicillnessawareness #chronicwarrior #chronicallyill #chronicallysick #chronicillnesslife #chroniccondition #chronicconditions #chronicfatigue #spoonie #spoonies #spoonielife #spooniewarrior #spoontheory #invisibleillness #invisibleillnesses #invisibledisease #invisiblediseases #invisibledisability #morethanjusttired #fatigue #butyoudontlooksick #dontgiveup #myhealthteams

New blog post // I’m discussing #healthdiversity or the lack of it in the workplace! 9 to 5 doesn’t work for so many people with #chronicillness or #invisibleillness. Read more and leave your thoughts via the link in my bio! // #chronicconditions : @theedwardjoe

Its always hard sharing these they are journal entries never intended to be seen by anyone, but now it feels like I should share them. I wrote this ages ago, about 4 months into my relapse. Today it’s a reminder to me but also for anyone else who might need it. Healing is a constant thing with steps forward & steps back. Sometimes you make yourself take steps back. Sometimes by forgetting the things you thought you’d learned. Don’t beat yourself up, don’t be angry for pushing despite knowing your illness would push back even harder. Rest. Take time. Focus on getting through the day & putting all the steps back in place you’ve been forgetting. It’s not over & you’ll come back from it, take your time & be kind to yourself. All we can do is our best & what’s our best changes, but it doesn’t devalue or detract from the fact at that time you thought you were doing you’re best. ⁣ Text reads: My ability to push through isn’t commendable. My ability to get on with it isn’t amazing. My ability to always aim to give 150% detriment to everything else isn’t a thing to be admired (despite what they say).My ability to test myself, my limits and see how far I can go isn’t going to help me on this occasion.My ability to ensure everyone else is comfortable and happy before myself is my downfall. In fact, all my best abilities have now become my greatest downfalls. Just because I did it when I knew I shouldn’t doesn’t mean it’s okay. It’s not okay. I’m not okay. This illness forces lessons upon you, it teaches you things you’d probably not have learned otherwise for a long time. The fact is now, what were once considered my greatest abilities by others harm myself. They compound my disability. When you have this illness the things that usually serve you well in life become your greatest hinderance. I am learning to go against my ingrained, well rehearsed instincts and do the opposite of that which I’m good at. I have to master the things I struggle most with in order to improve my health all whilst trying and live with the constant fatigue. It’s going to be my greatest undertaking, but I hope my greatest triumph. Heal first, the rest comes later. This is ME and my current life

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