spreading good vibes for those with chronic illness, one day at a time

 

what’s chronic positivity?

Chronic Positivity is a community for those with chronic illness. We’re dedicated to encouraging you in the midst of their symptoms and helping you remembering the beauty in the midst of the difficulty.

Toxic positivity isn’t the goal here. We won’t ever deny that the bad parts exist. Instead, we believe that the glass is half empty and half full.

Chronic illness is an incredibly isolating and difficult experience. But you have an entire community standing behind you. You are not alone.

 

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Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone else, these 3x3 stickers are encouraging reminders of your worth and value.

 

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healing isn’t linear

Healing can be just as complex as the circumstances that got us there in the first place. Untangling that knotted ball of yarn isn’t easy, but it’s more than worth it.

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on the days where it seems too hard to even take it a day at a time, let this be your permission to break it down even further — one minute, one second, one breath. you don't have to have it all figured out right now. be gentle with yourself, a
I think we all know firsthand how isolating and difficult the #chronicillness journey is. No matter where you are in your journey, you deserve support and community, and to know you are not alone. I'm so excited and grateful to be a part of The Embr
I don't think I ever shared this one on the grid, but I reread it today while going through some old(er) writings and it resonated with me once again (to the point of tears, haha). Much of my chronic illness journey is cyclical; things will resolve (
Trying something a little bit different today and sharing about how writing & reading stories in the midst of my chronic illness has impacted me for the better. 📚✒️ Do you resonate with any of this? Has reading helped you through a tough time?
healing isn't linear — it looks a lot more like ups and downs, or maybe a tangled ball of yarn? 🧶 I share my thoughts on this, and more personal stories about diagnosis and my healing journey, in my substack. 🔗 in the bio. I also want to giv