Life with assorted ailments
I first learned about Yulia through her hilarious ME advocacy videos on her channel, @FunWithCFS. Yulia was a Ph.D student when she got sick and she is one brilliant, multitalented spoonie! This is a tiny bit longer than my other guest posts, but every word is worth the time. Please read her painfully relatable, funny, beautifully written memoir excerpt and be sure to check out her videos in the middle of the post.
Continue reading “Spoonie Guest Artist:Yulia Greyman (@FunWithCFS on YouTube)”
As I mentioned, this is going to be a really long series, because we spoonies deserve a LOT of medals. š Continue reading “The Spoonie Awards (Because We All Deserve a Medal), Part Two”
Hello Spoonies and Happy Valentineās Day… Continue reading “Valentines for Spoonies: Part Two”
For those of you who have to see your more insensitive/clueless family members during the holidays, I created this new-and-improved family unit consisting of only people who say the right things… Continue reading “Spoonie Rent-A-Family (TM) for the Holidays”
Hi Spoonies,
For a long time, Iāve been noticing that there are many outlets for writers with chronic illness but comparatively few for artists with chronic illness. I decided to create these “Spoonie Guest Artist” posts, featuring some of the super-talented visual and multimedia artists Iāve met since I started blogging. I found Alexandra on Instagram (sheās @yourachingart_m.e). I immediately started following her because her work is creative, relatable, funny, lovely, and comforting. Sheās also an excellent writer; I admit I teared up reading parts of this. Check out her story and artwork.Ā Continue reading “Spoonie Guest Artist: Alexandra Baker (@yourachingart_m.e)”
