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A HORRIBLE THING TO SAY TO A SPOONIE
howmanyspoonstoday: I’m holding a HUGE spoonie giveaway! To celebrate that I hit 500+ followers! I’m giving 1 Spoonie box which includes: - Pink box - Pain chart (custom made for you) - 6 different bars of Belgian chocolat - Adult mandala colouring
stevita:spoonie-waagosh:error-404-fuck-not-found:edgebug:dizzy-lunar-sea:edgebug:gross that terfs are trying to steal the genderqueer colors from usThey’re doing What Now yeah terfs are using 💜🤍💚 as a dog whistle because it’s apparently
Introverted cat loving spoonie living with DID
my-fibro-life: spoonsfortea: I think what non-spoonies tend to forget is that chronically ill people do not just get ill more often than other people, but are ill all the time. When we miss school or cancel appointments, it is not because we ‘felt
actuallyintroverted: Friendly reminder that chronic illness is not relaxing or enjoyable. When spoonies are lying in bed all day, it is because we are in so much pain we cannot function. What Those with Chronic Pain or Illness DO Want to Hear
like-an-amazon: You are not allowed to pretend that I am not sick.You are not allowed to say that I limp because I am seeking attentionYou are not allowed to force me to walk faster than I am ableYou are not allowed to call me lazy when I spend the day
Using an old selfie for #invisible illness week. i hope that’s okay.The first time I suffered from Costochondritis, the pain was 10/10. I couldn’t think about anything except the pain. I couldn’t move, I couldn’t breathe, I couldn’t not breathe
I only managed to do a little cardio at the gym today. My joint pain flared up and it felt like my bones were being ground up so I went home early. I’m not going to quit though. I still hope losing weight and being active helps my joint pain like
Something’s definitely wrong with my bones. Nurse with my lab results was throwing around words like connective bone tissue disorder and elevated liver counts. I’m not going to Oklahoma this weekend to see my husband in case I need to go back
fuckyeahfeminists: iwakeupblack: native-detroiter: raretowelldone: beatainspace: nuestrahermana: livingstrong4us: Any Questions? Hmm, I was under the impression that this blog was about chronic illness, education on it, spoonie community… not
mutant-spoonie: people can be toxic without being abusive. sometimes you need to be away from people who aren’t abusive and genuinely do mean well. you don’t need to dislike a person, or not forgive them, or think they are bad to justify not being
soft-spoonie:[ID: A photo of a fluffy white kitten looking at itself in a mirror. There is bold white text on the top and bottom of the image. It is in caps. It reads:“You are not damaged”“You are young and learning how to live.”/End ID]
tea-spoonie: babybluepixie: Just because I’m not complaining about my illness doesn’t mean it’s not affecting me. Just because I’m not complaining doesn’t mean I have enough spoons to function. I’m not going to grind myself into dust just
spoonies-thoughts: Having a chronic illness isn’t like the romanticized versions you see from Hollywood. Having a chronic illness is not being able to sit down because you hurt so bad but not being able to stand either. Having a chronic illness is
spoonie-living: puolikarhu: Life skill Learn to kindly but firmly say “that’s personal”. You owe no one information about your body, your opinions, your family, your health, not even your favorite food if u dont wanna share. A kinda creepy guy
spooky-spoonie: when i say “i’m disabled” a lot of people jump to my defense and say “no you’re not, you’re an artist! you’re attractive! you love fashion and makeup! you’re a writer! you’re not disabled!” and while they’re right,