Chronically Farming

I'm Sam and I'm a novice bi farmer. This blog is mostly about my chronic pain but I also post some occasional harvest moon ♡ Dealing with chronic pain and thr symptoms that come with it for 4 years now. I volunteer at a farm and hopefully I can keep it up with my pain. Currently undiagnosed.

[fibromyalgiaawareness]

#fibromyalgia https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs9_mX2ngQJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16bm6ji7k4n82

[manakirel]

[the--social--anarchist]

Painsomnia

Painsomnia is a phenomenon experienced most often by those with chronic conditions that cause physical suffering, distress, and pain. Those who suffer from painsomnia may have difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, as well as receiving restful sleep.

[myelasticheartblog]

person: how are you feeling today?

me, internally: well, my pain is about an 8/10 and it kind of feels like my left leg is on fire while my right leg continues to click and pop whenever i try to walk. my medication has given me a headache, all my joints ache, and i am crushed by the crippling fear that this will only get worse with time.

me, externally: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[doubutsu-no-mori]

How Tom Nook Uses His Money and 14 More Details About Animal Crossing: New Horizons - E3 2019 - IGN

Tom Nook seems to be quite the wealthy tanuki in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Learn more about what he does with that money and other deta

Since I didn’t see a post that says all the points from this interview.

You’ll start with two or so neighbors in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Before villagers choose a spot for their home, they’ll check with you. If you don’t like where they settle down you can tell them where.

You’ll be able to invite animals to your island in some way

Animal residents are also in debt to Nook and upgrade their houses as well.

Tom Nook’s resident service tent upgrades as time goes on.

There isn’t a direct connection between New Horizons and Pocket Camp

You can choose your skin tone in New Horizon

Skin color, hair, and facial features are freely changeable. There isn’t a distinction between masculine or feminine features. There will also be new hair and facial features.

New Horizons has one island per single system.

There are no new personality types.

Isabelle will be in New Horizons, but you’ll have to earn her.

The Nook Phone will get new apps, like the design feature from New Leaf.

You can’t set up a tent on a friend’s island.

Voice chat will likely be done through the Nintendo Switch Online app.

There are new ways to improve your friendship with Islanders, like gifting them crafted items.

Islanders can teach you new DIY recipes.

[fogblogger]

I can’t even believe healthy people aren’t always in SOME type of pain like

Nothing hurts

Not even your left pinky toe

What do you even feel

How the fuck do you know you’re even there

[softshirringsound]

Me on a good day: maybe I’m faking being sick 🤔

Me on a bad day: this isn’t that bad I’m so dramatic

Me on a really bad day: honestly this isn’t as bad as May 20th 2013 I should still go to work

[tinymindstinythoughts]

I’m ready to Marie Kondo this fucking body. This spine does not bring me joy

[youngchronicpain]

Procrastination due to pain is the worst kind of procrastination because while your pain is valid it isn’t going to go away so you’re just giving yourself less time to do something that may take you more time because you’re in pain

[chronicpainshitposts]

Bad news: your body feels like shit

Good news: it isn’t as bad as it was during that one week back in December

[this-is-the-moment-to-live]

The pain of having a chronic illness is looking back to a year ago and thinking how well you were doing. And you weren’t even doing that well.

[al-ways-ti-red]

hello yes so everything hurts and I feel like

d e a t h ™️

[chronicallyinvisible]

able-bodied people don’t seem to realise the nuances of disability, they look at it as such a black and white issue when it’s really not. like, i don’t need a wheelchair in the sense that i can’t physically use my legs and i don’t need a walking stick in the sense that i would fall over without one. but i do need a wheelchair in the sense that it could make the difference between my being bed-bound for a day and being bed-bound for a week and i do need a walking stick in the sense that using one today might enable me to do more tomorrow. disability and chronic illness aren’t black and white; using things out of necessity can mean a lot of different things for a lot of different people.

[crps-chronicpain-ptsd]

Brain fog is just as debilitating as pain .

Chronic pain problems •

[chronicallyfarming]

Being sick is really impacting my education and it's so difficult to describe to my parents but I'm trying so hard but struggling and even failing to do the bare minimun in college. Its a vicious cycle where my physical health takes a toll on my mental health, making it much harder to keep up with my physical health. Plus going to college full time and working part time. I can't do it anymore, something has to give.

[justanothergroovyspoonie]

[autter-pop-old]

I hate when people say “trying isn’t good enough”

So to all the people out there who’ve been told that, trying is good enough. To all the neurodivergent people, the chronically ill, the disabled, and everyone else: trying is good enough. As long as you are trying, it is good enough. Don’t let people tell you otherwise.