Kithri

PSA: Some wheelchair users can *GASP* walk Wheelchairs are used for many disabilities; it could be very painful to walk, one may lack the strength to walk, be prone to fainting, have hypermobility, shortness of lung capacity, fragility of joints, muscles, or skin etc. REBLOG so people STOP harassing wheelchair users when they stand up and even WALK out their chairs in public.

It's called being an "ambulatory wheelchair user"

Well fuck

@RAREVISIBILITY REASONS WHY ACCEPTING A CHRONIC ILLNESS IS SO HARD 01. YOU HAVE LITTLE CONTROL OVER YOUR LIFE AND HOW YOU FEEL 02. NEVER KNOWING WHEN NEW SYMPTOMS WILL ARISE 03. NEEDING TO CHANGE HOW YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE 04. REMEMBERING AND GRIEVING WHO YOU WERE BEFORE YOUR ILLNESS 05. IMAGINING WHAT YOUR LIFE WOULD BE LIKE IF YOU WERE NOT SICK 06. SOCIETY AND ABLEISM MAKING US FEEL LESS WORTHY

@RAREVISIBILITY

I wanna hear you moan "good girl" in my ear as you make it fit.

I asked myself if i felt ok and we both started laughing mybodyistryingtokillme.com

a comic - 1 - 1st guy says i have fatigue and the 2nd guy says everyone's a little fatigued 2 - the first guy replies - then i have the rest of it mybodyistryingtokillme.com fatigue isn't the same thing as being tired, by the way

@autoimmunestrg - as a person living with chronic illness, i am so accustomed to being doubted, to being called a hypochondriac, that i have learned to distrust my own symptoms and to doubt myself too. i am not working to unlearn that doubt and to trust myself first and foremost

when people start a sentence with 'do you know what's wrong with you"...i interrupt them and start telling them all of the things that are wrong with me, in great detail. they never expect that. mybodyistryingtokillme.com

My new wallpaper

emwheezie - "time heals all wounds" WRONG. time is chasing me with a knife.

a cross-stitched design that says welcome to chronic illness, i hope you like ibuprofen mybodyistryingtokillme.com

a parody of the now that's what I call series - this says now that's what i call a shitty disease! [under a palm tree on the beach] - mybodyistryingtokillme.com

pikachu in hospital bed with bandages - me recovering from a social event that i only went to for one hour

I AM CONSTANTLY TORN BETWEEN | CANT LET THIS ILLNESS RUIN MY LIFE & I HAVE TO LISTEN TO MY BODY AND REST

It has come to my attention that a funny hospital story I tell people at parties is actually called a TRAUMATIC EVENT™

@heartbray - I'm about to cha cha real smooth off a f*cking cliff

photo of a fluffy black cat with wide yellow eyes sitting

it's moving day (one of two) and she's being so brave

I got pisshead 🤣🤣🤣

So if I say it 3 times does it come faster?

(Yea I reposted because I can’t stand finding my own typos)

chronic illness might not be serious enough to kill u but it can be serious enough to completely change your life and that's the weirdest place to be. it's like a constant state of existence and non existence at the same time

B*tch, you've got this! - or you don't. one of those two things. [pic of a cat with a bow tie and sharp teeth - but cute] mybodyistryingtokillme.com

Source: alex2xander on tumblr - I dont know who needs to hear this But I sure did: You can and absolutely should modify the chore/self care task if it makes life easier. Sit on the floor while doing laundry. Clean dishes while in a chair. Sit in the shower. Save your spoons. Accommodate your fatigue rather than fighting it.

Source: alex2xander on tumblr

Covered in ink? Fuck yeah

a cartoon character from the movie lilo and stitch is standing in the dark . ALT: a cartoon character from the movie lilo and stitch is standing in the dark .

Love your undercuts tattoo. Like obsessed

Happy New Years Eve! Posting early for thigh Thursday. Be safe, respectful, and responsible tonight. Don't drink and drive.
- The Forest Demon -

You learn a lot about yourself when you're re you always leaving the house for appointments. For example, I learned I hate leaving the house for appointments. MyBodyIsTryingTokillMe.com

Me: I'm sorry I ghosted you 3 years ago. Friend: It's okay. I know you've been sick. Me: *disappears again* Friend: Son of a b**** mybodyistryingtokillme.com

Living with a chronic illness means giving everything you have and still falling short mybodyistryingtokillme.com