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Lovesick?

Have you ever had an asthma attack while you were on a date?

Or have received a fancy box of chocolates on Valentine’s Day but you couldn’t eat them because you are diabetic?

Perhaps you would love to be surprised with a beautiful bouquet of roses but your allergies make it unbearable to be anywhere near pollen.

It could be that potential bae inviting you over for “Netflix and chill” but you haven’t had a chance to discuss your HIV+ status.

And how do you explain to your partner that your bipolar disorder diagnosis doesn’t mean you’re just moody?

We all have dating horror stories some more funny than tragic and we all know that relationships can be complicated and messy. How different is dating when one (or both) of you has a chronic illness or a condition that means you are differently-abled?

Share your stories with us as we celebrate Valentine’s Day!

Spread the LOVE!

Be sure to tag us #iLLSCRIPT and #LoveSICK! Happy Vaelntines Day! ❤

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