I read somewhere that by the middle of January most people will have given up on their New Year's resolutions and gone back to pretty much all of their bad habits. This is due to people setting completely unrealistic goals, others not joining in as promised or simply not being bothered. But, when you're chronically… Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions that are Achievable When You’re Chronically Ill
Understanding the Menstrual Cycle
Ah the menstrual cycle, otherwise known as your period, Aunt Flo, "having the painters in" or whatever it is that you are comfortable with. The one thing that makes being a women much less enjoyable. Something that is full of unnecessary stigma, pain and awkwardness. But, having taken the time to learn more about it… Continue reading Understanding the Menstrual Cycle
10 Insane (But True!) Things About Chronic Illness
It's almost the weekend readers! So here is an easy and (hopefully) interesting read for you about some strange and hilarious facts about chronic illness! A lot of chronic illnesses come with the symptom of fatigue, which is much more than "being tired". But if fatigue is not managed as much as possible, it can… Continue reading 10 Insane (But True!) Things About Chronic Illness
I’ve Been Nominated!
I'm totally honoured and flattered to announce that I have been nominated for the Sunshine Blogger Award! It's a wonderful way to have my blog recognised and to know that my words and writing are reaching people. What Is The Sunshine Blogger Award? Think of it like a peer-recognition system where fellow bloggers and writers… Continue reading I’ve Been Nominated!
My Journey Was Lucky
Did you know that in the UK, it take an average of 7 years plus for a woman to be diagnosed with Endometriosis? Do you know why there is such a long delay? The answer lies with some pretty simple reasons - lack of understanding, poor perception of womens periods and health, and the fact… Continue reading My Journey Was Lucky
The Problem with A&E 2.0
You can read my original article "The Problem with A&E" here. A&E: the initials stand for "accident and emergency". It is the place people go when they are injured, ill and need treatment quickly. Yesterday I was admitted to my local A&E department because my pain had rocketed to levels that I had never felt… Continue reading The Problem with A&E 2.0
How to Survive the Festivities When You’re Sick
Whilst Christmas is meant to be the most exciting, loving and wonderful time of the year, for some people it's hard to feel those things. Some people will spend Christmas in hospital, in bed or simply suffering from their illnesses - they may find simple Christmas tasks hard to do or struggle to participate alongside… Continue reading How to Survive the Festivities When You’re Sick
THIS WEEKS FEATURE: Leak Proof Underwear
This blog is written based on my personal views and opinions and is not ad advertisement or paid review in anyway. Nope, I am not talking about incontinence pads or underwear like Tena, I am talking about real fabric underwear that is pee, period and sweat proof. Yep. Modi Bodi is a n Australian-based company… Continue reading THIS WEEKS FEATURE: Leak Proof Underwear
UPDATE: My Livia Device
It's been just over a couple of weeks since I received my My Livia device and I must say a HUGE thank you to all of you who read my review and were messaging me about the device - the response was fab! Since I have been using it, I have been taking it to… Continue reading UPDATE: My Livia Device
Tips for Coping When You’re Signed Off Sick
Whilst having a set period of time off of work might be Heaven for some, for those of us who are sick, it's a bit of a nightmare. I've found that the chronic illness community - myself totally included - are great at putting everything first but ourselves first, and when the mention of "being… Continue reading Tips for Coping When You’re Signed Off Sick
