Blogging from my bed about mindfulness and chronic illness š«šš½
25-11-2020
A year ago I was in survival mode. I donāt think I knew it at the time, but looking back,
09-11-2020
Exactly a year ago today I posted a picture of this exact spot which my dad took for me on
27-09-2020
Something I donāt think they tell you enough about is how much fear there is during recovery. Fear youāll lose
21-09-2020
When I was 19, a couple in a restaurant started chatting to me. They asked me what I did, and
15-09-2020
What a difference a year makes, from functioning at 5% to 30% today šš ~ This time last year I
10-09-2020
Something that I think is overlooked with illness is how much it affects your family. It wasnāt just my friends
15-07-2020
Whatever youāre feeling right now is okay. If youāre grieving, give yourself time to grieve. If youāre sad, give your
12-06-2020
Our world is changing, and our language needs to change with it. Language can exclude people, cut people out, and
08-06-2020
These past 3 months have been everything and more āŗļøš Ever since I got glandular fever, aged 16, Iāve seen
04-06-2020
There were so many Around the World Memoir books that Iāve loved which I couldnāt fit in the list, but
04-06-2020
The title of this blog post should probably be called, āMy Top 10 Favourite LGBTQ+ representation booksā, as all these
04-06-2020
Youāll find all these books cover a wide range of intersectional feminist topics, from rape culture, education, post-Trump, culture oppression,
04-06-2020
All the books below are written by black authors and are such an amazing resource of information, insight, and empathy.
03-06-2020
Iām all too aware that many of us in the chronic illness community struggle with fatigue, both mentally and physically,
04-05-2020
I thought writing this post might be a nice twist on the usual āgiving adviceā posts out there (including all
07-04-2020
I was scared that letting go of all my illness labels and identification meant I would have nothing to write
