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A sign that says 'Disabled people for future' at a rally to represent Disability Pride Isn't About Loving Your Disability
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Disability Pride Isn’t About Loving Your Disability

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A person is seen curled up in a blanket, their hair is messy and they are wearing glasses, but they look cosy and they are smiling to themselves to represent finding small joys on difficult days.
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Finding Small Joys on Difficult Days

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A person is seen on a blanket outside and peering out from behind a book, beside her is a big sunhat and she is wearing a sundress to represent What a Good Day Really Means With Chronic Illness
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What a “Good Day” Really Means With Chronic Illness

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A person is seen sitting on a sofa near a window, they are curled up with their head in their hands and they are in low light to represent Wanting to Feel Seen When You’re Chronically Ill
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Wanting to Feel Seen When You’re Chronically Ill

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  • Mental Health

    Living with an anxiety disorder

    I think those of us who suffer would agree that living with an anxiety disorder is a rollercoaster of illogical thoughts and a constant feeling of nervousness. There is not much help given to those of us who have been…

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  • Mental Health

    Witchcraft self care tips

    I am excited to talk about witchcraft self care tips today because honestly I have learned so much from my craft about how to really make self care sacred. I hope this article will help you, whether you are a…

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  • Mental Health

    Self care for carers

    I think the importance of self care for carers cannot be underestimated, you cannot keep giving without looking after yourself as well. So as a disabled person with a carer (my husband) who is also a carer (my mom), I…

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  • Mental Health

    Body positivity when disabled

    Body positivity when disabled is not easy, everything in media and in society in general is negative about disability, most of the time we are kind of forgotten. Otherwise we can be made to feel guilty or judged by how…

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  • Mental Health

    Finding true happiness through mindfulness

    I often talk about mindfulness because honestly it has changed my life in so many ways I don’t know how I got by before I found it. The truth is that I wasn’t happy and until we start to take…

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  • 5 Ways to Keep Worries about the Future in Check
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    5 Ways to Keep Worries about the Future in Check

    No one knows what the future holds and this can sometimes be a daunting prospect. Anticipatory anxiety is common and many people find it challenging to keep their worries about the future under control. The most important thing is not…

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  • Mental Health

    Building a routine for mental health

    I have to be honest, I am a creature of habit and I love when I know where I am and what is happening. Building a routine for mental health has been such an incredible part of my dealing with…

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    Rest is Self Care

    I think so many of us, disabled or not, think that rest is wasting time or not being productive enough. I felt the same for a long time, but I have found rethinking it as rest is self care really…

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  • Mental Health

    Fostering cosiness for mental health

    Cosiness is something that feels good, just picturing it in your mind, makes you feel safe. Fostering cosiness for mental health is so important during these cold and drab winter months. I recently watched a wonderful video on It’s a…

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  • Mental Health,  You tube

    Everyday Sacred Self-care

    It can be so hard to think of ways to practice everyday sacred self-care. We all know what self-care is, and that we should do it, but everyday? Today I wanted to speak more about how to bring the ritual…

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Welcome to my blog, I am Beverley and I am in my 40s, I live in Staffordshire England with my husband, my disabled mom and our Maltese puppy Twig. I love sharing my journey with Chronic Illnesses here on the blog, I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Myalgic encephalomyelitis, Long Covid, Chronic depression, and Generalised anxiety disorder.

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I blog about my experiences and give tips and tricks to help and inspire other disabled people. I also hope to raise awareness and compassion from able-bodied people wanting to educate themselves.

I hope my posts and videos help you, but I am not a doctor and though I trained as a nurse I cannot give personalised help and advice. Please consult with a health professional before assuming what you have seen in my videos or read on my blog applies to you.

If you do make changes based on my posts or videos, that is done so at your own risk. I am not responsible for any negative outcomes. Please consult your medical team.

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