It’s not what’s wrong with you but what’s happened to you
Our experiences shape who we are. When we’re unwell, instead of looking at what’s wrong or needs fixing, more understanding can come from considering how and the why.
Our experiences shape who we are. When we’re unwell, instead of looking at what’s wrong or needs fixing, more understanding can come from considering how and the why.
When managing chronic illness, it’s really difficult to balance the benefits of medication with side effects.
Can someone else say that they cope with tiredness better than the next person? What about pain, can we compare one person’s experience against another’s?