I_Like_Books,

"Living in this time of “wellness” can also be challenging for those of us living with a chronic illness. This culture places a heavy focus on personal responsibility that can feel toxic when it is used to shame or blame a person for their chronic illness. How badly do you want to get better? is the message that is commonly used to sell diets, supplements, coaching, etc. I embrace all modalities of treatment for my RA, including holistic treatments, but I have found that I am the most at peace when I am seeking the acceptance stage of grief. When I accept that I am living with a chronic disease and try to make the best of the situation, rather than seeking ways to “heal” or “cure” my incurable disease. "

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/this-is-what-no-one-tells-you-about-having-an-invisible-illness_uk_64468920e4b04997b572d804

geographile,

@I_Like_Books ugh yes

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