If you’re at this blog post, you or someone you know has probably recently been diagnosed with a chronic illness. It can be scary but freeing – you finally have an answer, but you don’t know what your future will look like with this illness. In an attempt to help you, I’ve pulled together a whole bunch of posts that will help you adjust to this life. I hope this helps!
Understanding Chronic Illness
10 Misconceptions of Chronic Illness
What To Do When Others Don’t Understand Your Chronic Illness
5 Essential Steps to Understanding Chronic Illness
So You Were Diagnosed with a Chronic Illness: What You Should Do Next
Fatigue
How I’m Overcoming Chronic Exhaustion
9 Ways To Help Manage Your Fatigue
Chronic Pain
How To Cope with a Chronic Pain Flare Up
A Note on Living with Acute Chronic Pain
Flare Kit for Chronic Pain
Tools for Pain Management That Aren’t Medications
Preparing for Chronic Pain Medical Appointments + Free Printables To Help
Pain and Cold Weather: Dealing with Chronic Pain This Winter
Learning
10 Faith-Filled Books for the Chronically Ill
The Good and Bad of Support Groups for Chronic Illness
What To Do If a Doctor Doesn’t Believe You
Life
7 Tips for Coping with Chronic Illness
When Chronic Illness Feels Like Chronic Failure
5 Items Every Immunosuppressed Person Needs
How To Have a Productive Day: Living with Chronic Illness
Surviving the Storm of Chronic Illness
Comfy Clothes Every Spoonie Needs
When Your Illness Makes You Feel Guilty
Making the Most of a Life with a Chronic Illness
How To Plan for the Future with a Chronic Illness
Does Illness Form Part of Your Identity
How To Talk about Your Chronic Illness
4 Questions To Ask Before Traveling with Chronic Health Problems
How To Succeed As a Spoonie Student
5 Tips for Better Medication Management
College Tips for Disabled Students
What aspect of chronic illness do you wish you knew more about?
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Kate Mitchell is a blogger, chronic illness patient, and advocate who helps people understand chronic illness and helps chronic illness patients live their best lives.
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