The amount of physical problems I have equal the number of mental ones
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The amount of physical problems I have equal the number of mental ones

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Reminder that itās okay to not be morally perfect all the time. Itās okay to suspend your values to protect yourself from time to time.
Hereās an example:
You are generally good at donating, reselling, recycling, etc. in your daily life, but now youāre moving and very overwhelmed and tired.
Itās okay to just toss things you arenāt taking for this one life event if it means you arenāt going to stress yourself into sickness by adding a million extra steps and things to manage.
You arenāt Bad for not being Perfect when you need Accommodations.
Suspending your morals is not abandoning them. You arenāt going to single-handedly expedite our landfill problems with one move, but you could make yourself ill if you push past your limits.
This is especially important to understand if you are disabled.
I was 13 when I woke up one day feeling possessed with severe onset OCD, anxiety, and derealization following a Strep A infection. It has been 12 years, and as of Friday I finally have PANS/PANDAS in my chart notes. 4,242 days too late for recognition of the most horrific disease I've ever endured, I was failed as a child by the medical system and everyone around me, but I've finally saved myself.
Is there any way i can be more helpful to my chronicallt ill wife?
My wife is chronically ill with no specific diagnoses on paper yet but we have a lot of suspicions about endo and IBS just for the abdominal pain alone. She experiences these issues almost every day and I wanted to know what you guys think the best things I can do to be supportive would be.
I already listen to her vent and offer comfort and reassurance, drive her to appointments, keep track of appointments, remind her about meds, bring her various items on days she's in too much pain to move, offer solutions when she's open to them, and research what I can.
i was supposed to go rock climbing today but my friend cancelled on Monday for financial reasons. I was a bit disappointed at the time but iām actually kind of glad now because my legs have decided itās time to pain and iām not sure i would have made it there never mind managed to climb
it gets me down sometimes and feel i donāt handle it well. some days i can do (almost) anything. granted there is an increased chance i get hurt but i can do it. and other days i am in bed taking pain meds as soon as I am able to wishing for the day to be over and to try again tomorrow.
but then i wonder what is handling it well? it shouldnāt be viewed as an achievement to express pain gracefully. bury it in āiām fineā or āim just tiredā. but track record shows if i constantly complain iām in pain i will not have friends because for some reason they take it personally?? like it is a personal failure on their part that i am in pain?? and then they feel bad every time they are around me so eventually they slowly move away.

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There's no compensation for ibs in most of the countries including Poland it's literally a chronical illness ruining my life I cannot do anything because it hurts so much in mornings for hours, sometimes starts later too. I am prescribed meds and I'm taking them but they don't do shit
I am one more "good news your labs came back normal!" away from ending up on the national news
my symptoms started at 3 years old š no i didnāt have a life before being chronically sick
i get a weird feeling whenever i see other girls grief their life before š i wish i could grief that
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