The @hadestown Proshot was absolutely amazing! It was so cool to be able to see the original five! This little songbird hopes a dvd copy will be released in the future! It would be played on repeat in this house!
There are no gods here, only monsters ⚔️
We're thrilled to reveal the first look at #TheWitcherIV — our upcoming single-player open-world RPG. It marks the beginning of a new saga with Ciri as a protagonist, embarking on her own journey to become a professional monster slayer.
Watch in 4K: https://t.co/dRUwF6X8yV
Things not to say to someone with chronic illness:
“At least it’s not cancer”
“It could be worse”
“You’re lucky you don’t have to work”
“You don’t look sick”
“Why don’t you try this”
“Don’t think about it”
Yes a lot of us chronic illness people are faking.
We are faking being well.
We are faking through the pain.
We are faking that our life is the same as it used to be.
We are faking that we are used to our bodies betraying us and it will all be ok.
I think the worst part about chronic illness is that it can go from 0-60 real quick.
You can wake up feeling fine and 10 mins later you find yourself needing to lay down because your body can’t handle it.
So unpredictable.
When we speak about our illnesses, and what we go through It's not because we are being negative. It's not because we are looking for pity.
It's because in order to spread awareness, people need to see how bad it really can be and how bad these illnesses can destroy a person.