Grieving with a Chronic Illness
This 20-year-old blogger and survivor of multiple chronic illnesses describes her grief process. You may be surprised to see that even on a somber topic like mourning loss of health, she writes from an outlook of gratitude; below she shares why she chooses her approach.
If you like this post, check out the article she wrote last week- it will give you a boost of inspiration!
With a chronic illness, there is no cure. It is all about treating the symptoms and learning to live life with it. It’s like an enemy you can’t get rid of. Its hard to cope with at times. For me, I was working, in college, and training for a half marathon, and one day it hit me like a truck. Within 2 days I was in the hospital. So going from constantly on the go and enjoying a normal 20 year old life to daily appointments, constantly miserable, and not being able to take care of myself alone. Its normal to have grieving stages while being sick, here are ways I grieve with having several chronic illnesses.
- The anger phase.
Its okay to be angry, I completely understand this phase. I’ve lost a lot like my job, a lot of people in my life disappeared, and I can’t do a…
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Posted on October 14, 2017, in Chronic Illness, Reblogs, Uncategorized and tagged #sicklivesmatter, autoimmune, Dysautonaumia, EDS, Grief, Grief and chronic illness, hope, Inspiration, loss, mourning the loss of your health, positive, POTS, Spoonie. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it💛
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You’re very welcome! It’s my pleasure 😊 My readers will get a lot from your post, I’m sure!
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