Lifes About Creating Yourself

[just-shower-thoughts]

It’s ironic how autocorrect is usually the common reasons for typos while typing.

[images-that-are-only-blessed]

[littlee-thingss-hurtt]

[i-dont-wanna-be-heree]

“What sucks is to watch yourself slowly fall back into old habits that you’ve tried a million times to break. It’s like every time I find myself climbing out of this deep hole, I slip right back in. Why am I such a failure?”

— (via mintymiki)

[chellybeanyx]

Do you ever just feel done? Done with everything, done with feelings, done with life, just done.

[harmony-is-happiness]

[chronicpainsworld-blog]

Such simple things to remember but I so often forget about them

[chronicpainsworld-blog]

When you take pain killers but the pain doesn't go away 😵😵

[chronicpainsworld-blog]

When you're in pain so you put deepheat on to help but causes the rest of your body to come up in an itchy rash 😕😕

[fibro-larious]

[chronicillschronicpills]

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

Normalize pain relief for chronic illness

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

Normalize pain relief for chronic illness

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

Normalize pain relief for chronic illness

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

Normalize pain relief for chronic illness

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

Normalize pain relief for chronic illness

Normalise pain relief for chronic illness

[chronicpainsworld-blog]

person: but you're too young to be -

my disabled ass: don't even think about finishing that sentence Janet

[poniesandhiddles]

I can’t be the only one that hate when people tell me ‘’you shouldn’t eat/drink that’’ or ‘’don’t do that it’ll get worse’’

YO! My life is already a ball of pain and displeasure almost 24/7, so can I just enjoy little things like coffee and cake even if I’m not suppose to? THANK YOU

[fibrolicious]

My response to people who question my need to rest

[some-gentle-reminders]

Gentle reminder #17

Just a gentle reminder that you should use your aids (canes, wheelchairs, stimtoys, coping mechanisms, etc.) BEFORE you start to need them, to prevent you from feeling discomfort. You don’t have to “blend in” or make others comfortable, you need to take care of YOURSELF.

[1spoonatatime]

I don’t know if “spoonie guilt” is an official term, but it should be. Guilt associated with chronic illness sucks so much. I would never judge someone for taking time to work on their health and get a game plan, etc., but myself? Oh, yes, lots of judgment and guilt for not “being productive.” I am being productive, though! Reminding myself that productivity does not exclusively mean making money and being 100% independent is hard.

Internalized ableism is real, y'all.

[hypermobilebecca]

Shout out to the disabled people making progress that no one recognizes because it’s not what society considers to be “impressive” or “commendable”

Shoutout to all the disabled people who are managing to get out of bed for the first time in months.

Shoutout to the disabled people who made their own meals today.

Shoutout to the disabled people who are going back to school/ work.

Shoutout to the disabled people who went grocery shopping.

Shoutout to the disabled people who drove themselves around.

Shoutout to the disabled people who managed public transport.

Shoutout to the disabled people who accomplished any or all of the things they wanted to today.

And a big shoutout to the disabled people who didn’t do any of these things bc they finally gathered the strength to say no and listen to their limits.

Your accomplishments are worthy. Your life is worthy. YOU are worthy. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise because you aren’t “productive” according to society’s standards.

[monsterbeautea]

Sympathy is only for the able.

People only care that you are sick as long as you are going to get better. Once they find out it is a forever thing, their sympathy suddenly has an expiration date.