Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! Me too 😩

Hehe I’m glad you like them! ☺️☺️

Thank you Frances! It’s been great working on this project with you ☺️

‘Keep Going’ from my small disabled-run biz ☺️💛 shopthisthingtheycallrecovery.com/search/?sear...

Yay thank you! ☺️

I need the reminder myself at times so figured maybe someone else does too 💛

Yay, I’m glad! ☺️

Yay! Hello! Here’s hoping I don’t get burnt out in 2 days and never post on here again haha

Yay! Happy you’re here! Trying to find everyone is 🤯 Fresh starts are sometimes nice though. Am I accidentally getting caught up in the January rush to try new things? Maybe…

I can’t promise how much I’ll be on here. Adding more social media platforms is tricky with #CognitiveDysfunction and #ChronicFatigue but I’ll try my best! Being able to find community online is one of my favourite things. Here’s to those being loud about what matters 💛

I’m higher risk for covid, still shielding and encouraging others to take precautions. I talk about covid all the time and people get really annoyed at me for it. I think they thought I’d be quiet eventually, and yet here we are 5 years in #CovidIsntOver

I run a small business from my bed, working as a designer/consultant (predominantly) for disability orgs, and I run a webshop where I sell stuff like this: shopthisthingtheycallrecovery.com I like to call it nice stuff for hard times. Who says illness related stuff has to be clinical all the time?!

I started writing a blog all about my experience with chronic illness about 8(?) years ago. Time is an abstract concept to me now, it’s been ages anyway. It’s changed a bit over the years but I still write on it: www.thisthingtheycallrecovery.com/blog It’s mostly poems these days.