rosenbreeze

[fibro-memes]

[ieatratsforbreakfast]

I need a hug from every disabled person ever right now.

I'm going through a really rough patch with my ME/CFS and chronic pain, and I'm still coming to terms with the fact that I'll most likely need to start using a wheelchair before 2025.

Can every disabled person hug me rn? Like virtually just have a little disabled moment.

[athena-xiii]

Shout out to my list of chronic illnesses all pausing for one random day a month so I can crank out a drawing and throw it here.

[thesanctuarysys]

friendly reminder that your worth as a person is not dictated by your productivity at life or school or work. your worth is dictated by the fact you are a living breathing creature who has thoughts and feelings.

[lupusbaby]

Disabled // Chronically Ill Asks

I don't know if we still do ask lists on this platform but I'm doing it. Reblog to have your followers ask you any of these numbers! If you don't want to answer one, just say "pass".

What illnesses/conditions do you have?

How do your illnesses affect your life?

What medications do you take and what are they for?

Do you use any mobility aids? If so, what effect/impact do they have on your life?

What illnesses/conditions do you have?

How do your illnesses affect your life?

What medications do you take and what are they for?

Do you use any mobility aids? If so, what effect/impact do they have on your life?

What illnesses/conditions do you have?

How do your illnesses affect your life?

What medications do you take and what are they for?

Do you use any mobility aids? If so, what effect/impact do they have on your life?

Do you use any other accessibility devices?

Do you have any favorite disabled/chronically ill creators?

What is one thing you wish healthy/abled people would know?

Give me a personal confession about being chronically ill/disabled.

Do you have chronic pain? What does it feel like and where does it affect you?

Do you identify with the label "disabled"? Why or why not?

What hobbies do you have? Have any of your hobbies changed/adapted to your chronic illness or disability?

What is your flare day like?

Do you have a favorite comfort item for when you aren't feeling well?

What is something you would like to accomplish one day? (small or large, short-term or long term!)

Do you have any tricks for living with your specific ability/symptoms?

Do you have any chronically ill/disabled friends? (Do you want one ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)?)

Do you receive support from anyone else in your life? What kinds of things do they help you with?

What is your normal day like?

Briefly describe your personal pain scale.

Have you ever experienced medical gaslighting?

What is your most positive moment related to your illness/disability?

What was your hardest moment related to your illness/disability?

What is a positive that your illness/disability has brought to you?

Are you in a relationship? How has your relationship changed surrounding your illness/disability?

What is one story related to your illness/disability that you'd like to tell?

What makes you feel better? What makes you feel worse?

How do you find small moments of happiness when you're struggling?

[purrfurnax]

[vtk13]

“slut era” i whisper to myself as i rot in my bed, sick like a frail victorian child

[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

[fibro-memes]

[chronicillnesshumor]

Comic by howbabycomic.com. Perfect for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities

[crippledpunks]

i wanna say fuck you to anyone who shame disabled, chronically ill & neurodivergent people, especially homebound folks, for "spending too much time on their phone/on the internet/etc." when it's the only (Somewhat) accessible way for them to experience the world. many people don't get to get out much even if they want to because of their disabilities. shaming someone for trying to connect with the world, make friends and engage with hobbies in ways that are accessible to them is beyond cruel and unnecessary

[fadingwonderlandkryptonite]

Something I want able bodied people to understand is that I don't want a diagnosis cause I wanna be sick so bad; I want a diagnosis because there is already something wrong with my body but I don't know what the fuck it is.

[something-existing-somewhere]

Sorry I Spent all mY spoons this week already and it's fucking Tuesday. We're heading to the knives

[potsiepumpkin]

Useful information

[lupusbaby]

Some people don’t want to hear this but sometimes accessibility is not sustainable or eco-friendly. Disabled people sometimes need straws, or pre-made meals in plastic containers, or single-use items. Just because you can work with your foods in their least processed and packaged form doesn’t mean everyone else can.