For chronically ill people surviving one day is a full-time job! They can’t afford excuses and put things away for the next week or month. Their battle never ends keeping them constantly on their toes.
They have no choice like you and me, they have to push on no matter what.
Unlike acute illness such as bronchitis or flu, chronic illness doesn’t have an end-point.
Common, invisible symptoms such as pain, fatigue, and even their effects on mood disorders become a more frequent part of your day.
But there is hope in all that madness. The hope is you – the caregiver…
The life of supporter and sufferer of chronic illness is completely different and so this part of the blog; the sufferer is mostly written by my wife.
She focuses on endometriosis, fibromyalgia, pain, and their impact on her mental health.