shout out to other cripples who just smell terrible all the time. whether because you don't shower/bathe, don't use deodorant, don't change your clothes often, live in an environment that smells bad so it rubs off on you, or can't smell so you can't tell you smell bad. hygiene is difficult and a pain in the ass and being bad at it doesn't mean you're any less worthy of respect and care
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[ID: Three photos of embroidery hoops showing different scenes. The first is of two hands, shaded in blue and white, delicately posed with magical sparks floating over one palm. The background features swirls of smoke in shades of purple, gray, and red.
The second hoop shows a woman arching backward dramatically while dozens of disembodied red hands reach for her from a black ooze on the ground. The woman’s heart is glowing bright enough to light a halo around her, and her outstretched hand is emanating a similar burst of light.
The third hoop shows a woman standing on a rocky outcropping before a stormy sea. She holds an old-fashioned lantern up while the wind whips at her dress and waves pound the rocks around her. In the middle distance, an ominously red-tinged lighthouse looms, with a figure silhouetted in the doorway. Dramatic clouds cover the background. End ID]
Some of my most recent embroidery projects! I’m hoping to start selling these at some point, so keep an eye out for that!
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One of my biggest tips for people with chronic illness…get yourself a nurse practitioner.
I told my nurse practitioner what happened at the ER and she immediately got ahold of her hospitals Cardiology department and bumped my appointment up three weeks so I could get in tomorrow.
I hear all the time from both doctors and patients that some how nurse practitioners are able to hang on to their compassion & empathy and believe me when I say that’s exactly the type of person you need fighting for you in the medical community.
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Sometimes I forget why I am not living the life I used to live....
Last week I was on vacation and we begged our parents to let us attend the f1 race in bahrain and we've been saving up money for it and we were so excited. I managed to attend the whole event.
I won't deny that I had fun. But now I can barely move. I just slept all day and last night. And I genuinely don't have the energy to even keep my eyes open.
My pain is at a 9 and I'm struggling to do the most basic tasks.
And all I can think of is that this is why I stopped doing taekwando, this is why I stopped going to the gym, this is why I am not going on walks every day..... it's not because I'm lazy but because my body will shut down if I do too many activities in one day.
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it is too early to go to bed but i have no energy but i still have time so i want to do something but i dont have energy so i have to wait because it is too early to go to bed but i have no energy
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Hi I know it’s been over a year since I’ve been active on this blog but my joints seem to be deteriorating and I still have no diagnosis to help me figure out how to manage it better so right now it’s pretty much a guessing game of what will and won’t work. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone knew of anything like a knee brace you can sleep in? I know sleeping in braces can be harmful but I’ve been in pain so often lately and for such little things that I’m desperate.
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slams head againts wall dear god why does the rain have to make me hirt so much i love the rain why am i in pain from it please cant i just enjoy something for once
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