It's been some months since I've written something here. Back then I knew I was on the cusp of really big change, but I didn't know exactly what it would look like. Now I do. health I don't even know where to start or what to say about my health other than I'm doing really … Continue reading this is it
I originally started this blog to write about my experiences in life. It turned into a chronic illness blog soon after because that was what consumed my life at a point. I've since gotten better and my life is fuller than that singular thing I was fixated on for the past few years. So, now … Continue reading expansive change
The medications, supplements, and treatments working for me this year.
"I have to remind myself that this is happening when I wake up in the morning," a parent said to me during our tutoring progress update phone call. A routine call, but nothing routine about the circumstances of today. But doesn't this feel familiar somehow? The mornings, when you first wake up peacefully unencumbered by … Continue reading Feeling in the Silence
Last year, to the day, I crossed the threshold into my childhood home in California, with all my possessions from Colorado waiting patiently to be unpacked in the rented yellow Penske truck in our driveway. My dog was howling happily as she reacquainted herself with our other two dogs and my parents were bringing in … Continue reading A Year Ago Today
A while ago, I found the blog called "A Chronic Voice." I loved the articles the page shared on Facebook and after looking into the website further, I found these Linkup Parties, where chronic illness bloggers write about certain prompts each month. This will be my first time participating in a Linkup, and I'm excited … Continue reading May Linkup
Sometimes I find myself blaming all the problems in my life on my illnesses. However, there are things in my life that are just parts of life, parts of post-grad life, parts unrelated to my chronic illness, and yet complicated by it at the same time. But throwing all these problems into the bucket of … Continue reading Illness Doesn’t Have To Be A Scapegoat
Fairly recently, I had this weird experience where a person with a chronic illness threw the “but you look fine!” line on me. I am pretty certain I didn’t respond. In fact, I don’t really recall what happened afterwards because I was in shock. Isn’t it chronic illness code that we don’t say that to … Continue reading But You Look Fine
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