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Shedding light on autoimmune conditions with a focus on the unique experiences of people of color. Tips, insights, and advocacy for living well with chronic illness.
*Trigger Warning: This page will post photos of disorders for educational purposes!*
*Trigger Warning: This page will post photos of disorders for educational purposes!*
Living with chronic pain or illness can feel like an endless cycle of storms.
Your strength shines through in every moment you keep going, even when it feels impossible. Rest when you need to, celebrate your wins, and remember: you are not alone. 💙
#ChronicColor #ChronicIllness #Encouragement”
Your strength shines through in every moment you keep going, even when it feels impossible. Rest when you need to, celebrate your wins, and remember: you are not alone. 💙
#ChronicColor #ChronicIllness #Encouragement”
January 10, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Living with chronic pain or illness can feel like an endless cycle of storms.
Your strength shines through in every moment you keep going, even when it feels impossible. Rest when you need to, celebrate your wins, and remember: you are not alone. 💙
#ChronicColor #ChronicIllness #Encouragement”
Your strength shines through in every moment you keep going, even when it feels impossible. Rest when you need to, celebrate your wins, and remember: you are not alone. 💙
#ChronicColor #ChronicIllness #Encouragement”
This is the cycle - It’s vital for EVERYONE have the resources & knowledge to control their health but supportive doctors are needed for that management & healing journey. Sometimes doctors don’t know how to identify disorders in POC & that is why this page exists. Everyone deserves adequate care.
Chronic pain for 30+ years. Autoimmune disorders caused by too much cortisol for too long due to trauma. Not unusual, unfortunately. 💜
December 24, 2024 at 1:29 AM
This is the cycle - It’s vital for EVERYONE have the resources & knowledge to control their health but supportive doctors are needed for that management & healing journey. Sometimes doctors don’t know how to identify disorders in POC & that is why this page exists. Everyone deserves adequate care.
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December 19, 2024 at 12:28 AM
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#chronicillness #disability #ACA #MedicareForAll #chronicpain #Medicaid #HealthInsurance #MedSky #mentalhealth #disabilityrights
December 16, 2024 at 11:50 AM
🎄 8 Holiday Tips for Autoimmune Health 🎄
1️⃣ Rest: Schedule downtime.
2️⃣ Routine: Meds, eat, & sleep.
3️⃣ Plan: Bring safe food.
4️⃣ Manage Stress: Delegate tasks.
5️⃣ Pack Essentials: Meds & snacks.
6️⃣ Communicate: Set boundaries.
7️⃣ Hydrate.
8️⃣ Be Flexible.
What are your tips? 💛
#autoimmune #chronicpain
1️⃣ Rest: Schedule downtime.
2️⃣ Routine: Meds, eat, & sleep.
3️⃣ Plan: Bring safe food.
4️⃣ Manage Stress: Delegate tasks.
5️⃣ Pack Essentials: Meds & snacks.
6️⃣ Communicate: Set boundaries.
7️⃣ Hydrate.
8️⃣ Be Flexible.
What are your tips? 💛
#autoimmune #chronicpain
December 23, 2024 at 11:29 PM
🎄 8 Holiday Tips for Autoimmune Health 🎄
1️⃣ Rest: Schedule downtime.
2️⃣ Routine: Meds, eat, & sleep.
3️⃣ Plan: Bring safe food.
4️⃣ Manage Stress: Delegate tasks.
5️⃣ Pack Essentials: Meds & snacks.
6️⃣ Communicate: Set boundaries.
7️⃣ Hydrate.
8️⃣ Be Flexible.
What are your tips? 💛
#autoimmune #chronicpain
1️⃣ Rest: Schedule downtime.
2️⃣ Routine: Meds, eat, & sleep.
3️⃣ Plan: Bring safe food.
4️⃣ Manage Stress: Delegate tasks.
5️⃣ Pack Essentials: Meds & snacks.
6️⃣ Communicate: Set boundaries.
7️⃣ Hydrate.
8️⃣ Be Flexible.
What are your tips? 💛
#autoimmune #chronicpain
Welcome to Chronic Color! 🌈 Sharing tips, stories, support, and insights on living with autoimmune conditions, with a focus on people of color. Let’s break stigmas, spread awareness, and thrive together. 💛 What’s one thing you wish people understood about autoimmune conditions? Let’s talk!
December 23, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Welcome to Chronic Color! 🌈 Sharing tips, stories, support, and insights on living with autoimmune conditions, with a focus on people of color. Let’s break stigmas, spread awareness, and thrive together. 💛 What’s one thing you wish people understood about autoimmune conditions? Let’s talk!