#and a joint

[fascinationstreetmp3]

Eric Bogosian and Luke Brandon Field as Daniel Molloy INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

[chronicallydragons]

anyone else ever wish they could lie down harder? Like, I'm already horizontal, but I need more horizontal. I need to be absorbed by the floor. I think that would fix me

[onebadnoodle]

patty

[mybodychoseviolence]

“surely this will not cause my chronic illness to flare up,” i say, actively doing something that has never failed to flare my chronic illness

[black-salt-cage]

ଘ(੭*ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ♡‧₊˚

[dearjesirae]

April's Flowers Day 27:

(it's midnight)

Today I am grateful for DC Young Fly + Cam Newton conversation. They spoke a out grief in a way that was powerful for me to hear in the right now season of my life.

Today I am grateful for the extra hours and days and pay available at this job. This independent contractor work is a great set up for aligned entrepreneurship. There is is $$ available for this next phase that simply requires me to show up.

Today I am grateful for my technology. The streaming services, my new computer, my headphones. Just to create solitude within my private space.

I am grateful for the power in my words.

Today I affirm:

I am heading home

I am calling in resources

I am surrounded by love.

Day 27 of living in my success (full sobriety)

[obiwhat]

[samipekoe]

what if ogres and cats were real....and they were friends

[frank-gallaghers-beer]

me when the chronic pain is chronic and painful:

[ruthimages]

[janeacular]

can they invent a mobility aid that helps with the joint pain & also does NOT cause different joint pain in a different area from use

[aftg4rd]

hell of a workout pt. 2 💪🏽💦

[emotoangel]

titling the video (on the amazingphil channel) ‘How Phil Nearly Died’ not ‘How I Nearly Died’

[justabunny]

unpopular opinion but mobility aids shouldn't cost so much !!

[chronically-mars]

I never truly knew the meaning of friendship until I became chronically ill and disabled. When my health declined I had people leaving left and right because I couldn’t keep up with other teenagers. I stopped having people check on me, I stopped getting invited to stuff, stopped being included, until I just got left behind. Now as an adult I found friends who check up on me, make sure whatever we do is accessible to me, always making me feel included, they are my support system.

Check up on your chronically ill and disabled friends, keep including them in stuff even if they have to end up canceling it. Being excluded for something you have no control over is horrible and no one should go through that.