Predicting my tombstone will read
“she finally got some sleep”
Please can you check out my charity Smile For ME :) It would mean a lot.
all-things-bright-and-beyootiful:
Rowan Jane Photography
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Yes I have a chronic illness. NO I DO NOT WANT YOUR ADVICE.
Unless you practice medicine, I do not want nor do I need your “solutions”.
Actually, I don’t even want your advice if you practice medicine…unless I specifically seek you out for it.
This.
I would rather listen to fellow patients by far <3
When people ask me how things are going
On the outside:
On the inside:
10 Reasons Leg Amputees live’s are better than yours
- we only have to clip and paint our nails on one foot
- only have to shave one full leg
- 50% less chance of getting our toes stepped on
- when we kick someone, it hurts a fuck ton more
- my leg is probably worth more than all of your belongings combined
- much more opportinity for hilarious scare pranks
- automail will be a thing one day
- 50% off pedicures
- we look cooler in shorts
- we’re just cooler in general
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The Body Is Not An Apology: The Curiously Oppressive Power of Positive Thinking
The Oppressive Power of Positive Thinking
by Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg, Content InternOccasionally, I read articles and see memes that suggest that loving ourselves and our bodies involves believing in the power of “positive thinking” – a belief that dictates that if we just believe in…
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Ultimately, the driving force behind the “power of positive thinking” meme is the word “power.” If you’re powerful enough, you can make anything happen. But what about those whose bodies are not powerful? What about those who are vulnerable? What about those who are tired, isolated, and struggling? What about those who are ill? What about those who lack proper support? How do they make their dreams manifest?
