With chronic illness, you normalise things that most people won't ever feel. You normalise high levels of pain, not remembering how pain free feels, medical procedures and trauma, needing to rest after a shower. People see you surviving, but not all you had to normalise to do so.
If you think someone's illness or disability is inconvenient to YOU - please think about all the difficulties, symptoms and stigmas they face on a daily basis.
If you changed places with them for one day - your idea of what's truly inconvenient would change real fast. Trust me.
A Philadelphia news station tastes the “WAP” Starbucks drink. 😭
“I spilled some.. I’m gonna need a bucket and a mop.”
“I’m a bottom taster, not a bottom feeder.” https://t.co/9vGCFjjGnB
i sit with my daughter while she falls asleep and i always whisper “i love you” in her ear as soon as she falls asleep& she says “i love you too” well tonight we had a little argument before she fell asleep i still whispered “i love you” & all she whispered back was “good” LMFAO