Louise Toller

Doctoral researcher in medical sociology at the University of Exeter: disability and chronic illness, particularly ME/CFS. Spoonie.

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

Excited that my paper with @FarrimondH on strategies students with unpredictable chronic illnesses use to manage at university is now published (open access) in @DSQJournal!
https://t.co/Aziu0NDbDI

#ChronicIllness #NEISvoid #HigherEducation @ExeterDoctoral @UoEDisabled @UofESPA

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

"It's a state of being between one thing and another." Liminality resonates so much with my experience of ME/CFS that it's the basis of my PhD. Read @Talmandaniel on Living in the in between here: https://t.co/CFAPpgUPff

[Natasha Lipman @natashalipman]

This is a beautiful piece of writing about learning to live with fatigue from the endlessly brilliant @DrFrancesRyan

https://t.co/30xvqmUyKI

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

Best brownies ever right here...

[Nigella Lawson @Nigella_Lawson]

Midweek Treat: #RecipeOfTheDay is Flourless Brownies with Hot Chocolate Sauce! So should you be looking for a coeliac-suitable dessert, your search is over https://t.co/VKcGtmIx2h

[Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ @SketchesbyBoze]

stop glamorizing “the Grind” and start glamorizing whatever this is

[Uni of Exeter Disabled and Chronically Ill Network @UoEDisabled]

I wanted to bring to you attention and article and book chapter recently published by network members about their experience of disability and ableism in HE:

[Adam @ABrokenBattery]

"There’s a major, major stumbling block and that’s that the medical profession still doesn’t know the difference between a post-viral multi-system disease and anxiety" - Dr Nina Muirhead

https://t.co/ioDKBdh8qM

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

Excited that my paper with @FarrimondH on strategies students with unpredictable chronic illnesses use to manage at university is now published (open access) in @DSQJournal!
https://t.co/Aziu0NDbDI

#ChronicIllness #NEISvoid #HigherEducation @ExeterDoctoral @UoEDisabled @UofESPA

[Hannah Farrimond @FarrimondH]

The Unpredictable Body. Open access pub by PhD student @LouiseToller and myself on how students manage unpredictable conditions in a university system designed for stable disability/illness. https://t.co/9D4lF3YuJf @DSQJournal @UofESPA #Egenis

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

@renaissance_fem This looks great - well done! Now to fill it... 😂

[Emma de Saram @ExeVPLiberation]

I wrote an article on how the pandemic has improved accessibility for some disabled students - have a read below ⬇️⬇️

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

@Debbie_Kinsey Things are going slowly, but ok. Hope things are good with you.

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

@Debbie_Kinsey Absolutely everything about this is perfect - except, frustratingly, for the timing. Grr!

[George Monbiot @GeorgeMonbiot]

How I became a human plague – and stumbled into one of the most astonishing scientific stories I’ve ever encountered.
My column.
Plus thread.
https://t.co/o8Gjt6quX5

[Frances Ryan @DrFrancesRyan]

“Unless we act, a growing proportion of the UK’s population will suffer from a long-term health condition we don’t understand or know how to treat, and all without sufficient financial support.” >> My col. in today’s paper on #LongCovid https://t.co/jGXMmprz3l

[Dr Lucy Stone @lucy_e_stone]

My dear friend Inga has spent years creating this stop-motion animation on what it means to live with ME/CFS. Please take a moment to watch and share. @EmergeAus @OpenMedF @MEAssociation #MECFS #invisibleillness
https://t.co/RB0RwbMai5

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

Finally made ⁦@Nigella_Lawson⁩’s Easter egg nest cake this year, and oh it’s exactly as wonderful as I expected it to be! #RecipeOfTheDay

[Allison Bond @AllisonRBond]

I Am Overwhelmed By All Of The Things I Need To Do, So I Am Doing None Of Them: A Memoir

[Louise Toller @LouiseToller]

@Debbie_Kinsey @Siobhan_ODwyer @MoniqueLhussier @noreen_orr @robainhsr @IainALang Well done!!!