Today is Monday. The beginning of the workweek, the first day back into the grind, the day you return from your rest to rejoin the never-ending capitalist nightmare that is work, rinse, and repeat. Photo Credit: Jane Ford I'm very lucky in that I have a job that I don't hate. In fact, I actually… Continue reading Hey, Lord, You Know I’m Tired
Tag: Spoonie
On Listening To Ourselves
Listen to your bodies when it tells you something is wrong. Your life might just depend on it.
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Whenever I think about this blog, I'm filled with a sense of pride. I started WorryWarior around Christmas in 2018. I had just come back from my study abroad in France, and was grappling with the major life changes of chronic illness. In pain, depressed, and struggling to handle my emotions, I did what I… Continue reading More
Cleaning Like My Life Depends On It
For the month of March, my task would be to clean at least 15 minutes every weekday and 30 minutes every weekend. The goal for this month was to keep a clean and tidy home. But then last weekend, one of my roommates tested positive for COVID-19, and cleaning got a whole lot more serious.… Continue reading Cleaning Like My Life Depends On It
Forever or For Now?
I don't know why it's taken me 23 years to start applying this concept to my life...
Allergic to Life
Right now I’m doped up on Benadryl, fading in and out on the couch watching HGTV As normal as this sounds (at least for me) this is new. I’m allergic to a few things: cats, dust, the growing stupidity of this nation, but usually my reactions are mild. A bit of sneezing, watery, itchy eyes,… Continue reading Allergic to Life
Spring Cleaning- Chronic Illness Edition
Ah spring time! The sun comes back, the birds sing again, and the pollen in the air reminds us why we don’t usually go outside in the first place. It’s around this time of year that people begin a major cleaning of their living space. The dreaded Spring Cleaning. I don’t know about you but… Continue reading Spring Cleaning- Chronic Illness Edition
Post-Op Thoughts
Hi everyone! For those of you who don’t know, I underwent a diagnostic laparoscopic surgery on Monday to look for the cause of my pelvic pain. Since I was 17, I’ve been on continuous birth control to skip my periods due to extreme fatigue, nausea and vomiting, cramping, emotional upheaval, and debilitating pain. My first… Continue reading Post-Op Thoughts
Class is a Pain in the Ass: Surviving School with a Chronic Illness
Ah college. A wonderful time filled with doubt, debt, binge drinking, and research papers written the night before. School can be lots of fun and it can also be tear-your-hair-out stressful. When you’re a spoonie, the stress has a way of following you on days when other people would be skipping. Sometimes it seems like… Continue reading Class is a Pain in the Ass: Surviving School with a Chronic Illness
Updates
An update and explanation
