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When will people realise that Chronically ill people cannot predict how they will feel in the next few minutes, hours, days or months. I could wake up feeling fine and then feel like I’ve been hit by a truck within the hour. There are no warning signs.
Honestly, that's part of the reason why functioning labels suck
according to the medical industry, i'm morbidly obese, also known as class III obesity - the second highest stage of obesity, apparently. meanwhile, in terms of the Fat Spectrum (which is based on literal body size relative to accessibility/ableism), i'm only in the cusp between small and mid fat. above me, there are those firmly in mid fat, and then there's large fat and infinifat/super fat; there's also death fat, which is for anyone who wants to reclaim the categorization of morbidity.
i point this out because the medical industry, and society at large, has such a skewed and dehumanizing view of fat bodies. even the smallest of us are too much, and that sense of existing in wrongness and excess only gets worse the more fat you are. and i feel like straight size people have this idea that body fat is an accessory - that it can be taken on and off at will, and that fat people are simply choosing to have too much - that we're greedy and gluttonous because of it.
but in reality, body fat is a part of the human body. it comes in varying amounts in everyone, and that amount changes throughout our lives, throughout health and ability. and being part of the human body, our fat is us. by asking us to lose weight, become smaller, more palatable, you are asking us to change who we are. to literally take on a new face, because our face - the very thing most attach to our identity as a unique sign of us - is too much. can you imagine how heartbreaking that might be?
this idea of excess is similar for those who use mobility aids, and all of this a reminder that fatphobia is ableism - neither of which are ever okay or good or helpful or righteous. health and size are not indicators of morality and worth, and they certainly don't decide whether we deserve autonomy, healthcare, or access to life.

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I’ve always measured my pain to others disabilities. I wouldn’t say I was disabled because the government doesn’t considered it that. When I used to be able bodied.
I do feel able bodied when I have what I call a good day. When my mood shifts to mania and my stomach doesn’t hurt and I have little to no physical pain and I clean like crazy, talk to everybody, can hold conversations and feel like “myself.” But now those days are getting few and far in between. Is it an indication that I need to try harder to mitigate my symptoms? I havent been able to because I have duties elsewhere. I take care of beings that can’t take care of themselves. I have no choice. I’m stuck. Doing this makes me happy. What if I can’t do it any longer?
On the days where the pain and the fatigue and the symptoms are too much I can’t function like a normal adult. I’m cleaning today and it’s taking me hours upon hours because I keep having to rest. When on a good day it takes an hour max. Even if I’m cleaning really well an hour and 30 mins. Apart of me feels relieved that soon I will no longer have the added stress of choosing between my health and the health of another.
Another part of me is grieving the days I felt okay. And greiving that as much as I’m okay doing this when I feel okay. I’m not okay when im not okay. And I feel guilty because I feel like I could be giving them better care.
Yesterday I rested because I cleaned and took care of them so well and give them lots of attention. I try to clean every other day. Well today is my clean and caretake day beyond the regular give food and water and check ups and I’m just exhausted. I should be resting. But resting doesn’t help much at all. I did rest. I rested yesterday. But because of what I ate or something triggers a flare in me and all that rest I took doesn’t matter all of a sudden.
Not to mention I feel so fucking alone. No one understands what this is like except for the people who have it. In order to keep any sanity in my life I have to mask my symptoms and I only mask it well if what I have calling a good day.
I have to keep reminding myself that my pain isn’t normal and that I should seek more help. I don’t have health insurance and so all these doctors will do the run around. I only go to the doctors if I think something is really wrong. But it’s all been really wrong for a while now I’ve just lived with it. Every single day for years.
I really thought my stomach was supposed to hurt all the time. Because my body was used to that. It just hurts. And that’s your stasis babes 🤷🏽♀️
I constantly gaslight myself along with the other people doing it to me.
I’m grieving losing so much. Connections I could have had because my memory is bad, my speech is bad, I can’t hold conversations. I have to deal with this new me and people getting confused by me because when I feel okay I act differently then when I’m I’ll. I have to deal with working on healing these other things. I look young and I push through my pain. I have an invincible illness. The kind of thing older people get by societies views. So when I don’t feel great and the one time I snap because I’m in so much fucking pain even I can’t stand it( I have a super high pain threshold) I’m the asshole. On top of being a fat black female just adds another layer medically. Even if I wasn’t fat. Still so much medical ignorance.
When other people see me they tell me to rest. And hope you feel better. Rest doesn’t help as much as you think. I’m only resting because I’m pushing through a tough day where I have to pretend to be able bodied even though I can’t. Some days I can’t even pretend.
I don’t have an official diagnosis of anything and I’m not going to self diagnose. I just know that something is wrong. Because of what I was able to eat, workout and do before energy wize is completely gone. And sometimes I still can do those things if I have a “ better “ day. I forget that I even deal with what I deal with. It’s like my immune system decides when it’s going to shit out. I don’t have a say.
I don’t want to complain all day or talk about my chronic issues or pain. I dread the how are you doing/ feeling question. I answer honestly but then I feel like a downer. I feel like if I don’t mask and say I’m perfectly fine with rainbows and kisses and positivity all the time then I will be a bummer to be around. And it’s true. I would be. I just want to connect. I just want to forget. I just want to enjoy the time I have.
All the doctors have told me so far is just to lose weight and you just have seasonal allergies here’s a pill. I’m just tired. And want to try and get at the issue myself.
I need support. I need a group of people who understand and can point me in the right direction to at least get diagnosed. I’m not pretending I’m okay anymore. I’m not listening to the medical professionals or friends that downplay what I have. Or relate to it when they’re clearly able bodied all the time.
I hope I’m making sense. This is another brain fog ting I have to deal with. And I used to pride myself on writing. And singing. And using big words when I talk. The brain fog might honestly be one of the worst symptoms cause I’m used to the pain. Take care
- Shae 💚
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i went to the grocery store and i didnt collapse! :D
i made lunch and im only kind of fatigued :3
im only in moderate pain :)
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1: You have little control over your life and how you feel.
2: Never knowing when new symptoms will arise.
3. Needing to change how you live your life.
4: Remembering and grieving who you were before your illness.
5: Imagining what your life would have been like if you weren't sick.
6: Society and ableism making us feel less worthy.

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im so sick of tiktok nurses and doctors trying to mock their patients for coming in and saying their pain is at a ten but not performing the pain for them
every time ive been in the hospital near death i was simply too exhausted to perform pain for these people. it was a ten on the pain scale but they thought i was faking it for whatever reason until they got my lab tests back and realized i would need to be checked in for quite a while
like maybe you, able bodied young doctor/nurse who has never experienced chronic pain and disability cannot fathom me rolling up near death and a flat expression unable to scream and holler about my agonies but I assure you some of us are just too fucking tired to scream about something we generally live with every single day
on god wanna punch the smug off their faces.
you can trust the signals your body is sending you. whatever physical symptom you're experiencing is real. your pain, fatigue, weakness, numbness, unsteadiness, malaise, dizziness, nausea - all of it is real. i believe you. even if you, doctors, friends, or family dont. i believe you.
you should have never had the idea that you cannot be the authority on your own body put in your head. you are the only person on this planet who can convey what you are going through. no one has the right to take that from you. please believe in and advocate for yourself. and know you deserve to have someone advocating for you, too.