why tf am i freaking out about my first appointment with my family doctor without my mommy when i’ve been scheduling appointments with and going to see a specialist all by myself for like 3 years 🤨

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why tf am i freaking out about my first appointment with my family doctor without my mommy when i’ve been scheduling appointments with and going to see a specialist all by myself for like 3 years 🤨

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Outfit photo from 25.01.2023.
I was able to get out of bed a little that day to put on some makeup and take a quick photo. The terrific thing about the dresses I've been wearing lately is that I can wear them in bed. Any adaptable fashion I find is a humongous victory in my book, and it significantly improves my self-image. 👩🏽🦽🌈✨
Dress: Hill House Home
Bodice: El Costurero Real
Shoes: Birdies
Cane: Neo-Walk
Necklace: Bisoulovely
6th January 2023
fashion, adapting, coping
This is my 2023 capsule wardrobe. I'm not sure what you'd call the aesthetic, but I had a few different things floating through my head aesthetically when assembling it. While they were still important, aesthetics were not my first consideration because my body chose to be a jerk in 2022. So, I had to appease it.
I've been struggling more than usual recently, physically and emotionally. Not including the personal stuff that I won't get into, my clothing adaptive needs completely changed in 2022. It's been really expensive and generally a bummer.
For years, my KTS necessitated compression, and suddenly, due to my medical issues that would be boring and lengthy to get into, my body can't tolerate compression anymore. So, everything has to be loose--the exact opposite of compression and everything doctors told me I should expect. Years of an adaptive wardrobe I slowly built doesn't work. I hope that's not always true.
For months, I've been feeling not like myself. As my symptoms progressed, my home wardrobe mostly consisted of baggy t-shirts and extremely oversized pajama shorts. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's not me. I love using fashion for self expression, and it helps ground me mentally, especially being stuck inside all the time. I've been feeling unmoored and uncomfortable in my body.
I finally found some items, seen above, that are beautiful, gentle, and wearable in bed or out, on the rare occasion I get out. I'm nonbinary, and I tend to present anywhere from androgynous to femme. The bodices are in a size larger than me so they will be loose. The purpose is just to cover my chest as I can't wear normal chest coverings anymore. They are completely soft, free of anything I think would cause a circulation issue and will be hopefully be a solution to the problem.
Dresses like the ones above--free of zippers, no painful elastic bands, breathable, simple off and on, et cetera...are easy to wear. Having that luxury and being able to take joy in their beauty is a rarity. There's usually a trade-off. Even feeling my worst, it's a small happiness to savour that's just for me, a reminder that I haven't completely lost who I am.
I can look in the mirror and still recognise that little part of myself that remains, that shard I guarded and made the conscious effort to preserve. I can draw strength from knowing this ridiculous disease hasn't taken it away from me. It has taken so much else, but it can't have this.
This morning I had enough energy to create content for a whole hour WITHOUT feeling so weak or in pain I wanted to cry. It's first time in months, I know its still a long road to getting my chronic illness truely managable, but I have a little hope again! Today mostly made stuff for my subs💙🤍🔗! I set a goal for myself too (its good to have something to focus on other than my poor health 😅), I've never sold 50 videos in a month before, but December is my month baybee and I'm going to give it everything I've got!
This bivalent booster is really kicking my ass with this chronic pain flare

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💙💙 Having a chronic illness or more than one not only feels like someone stole your identity, it feels like they stole everything from you as nothing is the same anymore and that is hard to come to terms with! 💙💙 . . Photo credit to @itsmychroniclife . . 💙💙 . . . . . . . . . #relatablecontent #chronicillnesshumor #chronicallyfabulous #sickchick #sickaf #chronicbadass #chronicallyawsome #invisbleillnessawareness #healthmemes #symptoms #spoonielife #chroniclife #sicklife #disabledlife #endometriosis #invisbleillnesswarrior #endometriosisawareness #endometriosisuk #millionsmissing #chronicpainwarrior #chronicfatiguesyndrome #chronicillnesslife #chronicillnesscommunity #spooniecommunity #endocommunity #addisonsdisease #endosisters #addisonsdiseaseawareness #mentalhealthawareness #bpdwarrior (at United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg2UPJVreO_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Glasses are now a permanent fixture due to my vision being so bad! I still only have a small amount of vision in my left eye and slight more in my right eye but the small amount I do have is clearer than it was. I actually didn't realise how badly my eyes had deteriorated until I got my new glasses. . . This is thanks to the addisons Disease and is apparently a well know issue for people with addisons which sucks. . . I also spoke with my psychiatric doctor and once again due to addisons I need to have a medication change because addisons can effect your heart too and the medication I'm on also effects your heart so I slowly need to reduce one lot over the next four months and then be put on a new medication in it's replacement over 6 months so it will be about 10 months until I'm completely switched over but it has to be a slow process to not put my body into crisis. I also need an ECG to just make sure that it's doing okay. . . So that was my week last week when I was banned and couldn't update you 🤣 so yeh addisons Disease is making things difficult but unfortunately there is nothing I can do about that. . . What did you do last week? Anything exciting? . . . . . . . . . . . #relatablecontent #chronicillnesshumor #chronicallyfabulous #sickchick #sickaf #chronicbadass #chronicallyawsome #invisbleillnessawareness #healthmemes #symptoms #spoonielife #chroniclife #sicklife #disabledlife #endometriosis #invisbleillnesswarrior #endometriosisawareness #endometriosisuk #millionsmissing #chronicpainwarrior #chronicfatiguesyndrome #chronicillnesslife #chronicillnesscommunity #spooniecommunity #endocommunity #addisonsdisease #endosisters #addisonsdiseaseawareness #mentalhealthawareness #bpdwarrior (at United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfXPLWyrY6k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I saw this and I had to share as it's been about a month since my diagnosis of Addisons Disease and it has been a struggle but last Thursday I ended up getting Tonsillitis (typically over the bank holiday weekend when the drs were shut but when I finally got an appointment is when I realised that now just having Tonsillitis isn't just having Tonsillitis anymore. . . So let me explain why! And not only why I feel I need to create awareness not to just "normal" people but also to medical professionals!! As the one I saw had absolutely no clue about Addisons and clearly neither did the on call Dr 😱 . . So after the Dr said I had Tonsillitis I said to her I have Addisons Disease and she looked at me like I had just slapped her across the face 😂 (no joke) and I said do I need to take a double dose of my steroids once again she looked at me in confusion 😳 and said I will check with the on call Dr. The on call Dr said no stay with the same dosage! THIS IS INCORRECT INFORMATION AND COULD HAVE SENT MY BODY INTO CRISIS!! . . Luckily I remembered the nurse mentioning about sick day rules so I asked in a support group I'm in and they was so annoyed I was told that as I would of ended up in hospital. Then a friend who also has Addisons Disease quickly messaged me to say I must double dose for the whole course of antibiotics as the dose we originally take is only enough for our bodies to function and isn't enough for our bodies to fight an infection or handle any kind of stress so my body would of ended up in crisis and I would of ended up in crisis or dead! This is why medical professionals should know more about it and more funding needs putting into research! So I am determined to make more awareness for this Disease. . . 💙💙 . . . . . . . . . . #relatablecontent #chronicillnesshumor #chronicallyfabulous #sickchick #sickaf #chronicbadass #chronicallyawsome #invisbleillnessawareness #healthmemes #symptoms #spoonielife #chroniclife #sicklife #disabledlife #endometriosis #invisbleillnesswarrior #addisonsdisease #endometriosisuk #millionsmissing #chronicpainwarrior #addisonsdiseaseawareness #chronicillnesslife #chronicillnesscommunity #spooniecommunity (at West Yorkshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ceqfb3-LxFZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=