Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Help for Horizontal Days

Whether you do it for 23 hours a day, just half an hour, or most likely somewhere in between, one thing is for sure: if you have Chronic Fatigue, you rest.  

I’ve consulted over 30 practitioners over the last two and a half years, and it’s the only thing they all agree on: if you have Chronic Fatigue, you need to rest. 

Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Small Changes for Smoother Sailing

I’m not entirely sure whether it’s due to muscle weakness, shakiness or sheer brain-fog-induced-clumsiness, but one thing is for sure: I am always dropping things! Usually it’s a breakable item, and most often a glass. Not a huge problem in itself, but it contributes to the fear factor nonetheless and so in keeping with my ‘lets make life easier for myself’ motto I’m currently trying to embrace, I purchased 3 unbreakable tumblers. And not just any tumblers, pretty Orla Kiely designed ones!

It’s a new step for me, making a little change or purchase that makes my days easier, but I highly recommend it… and here are some more ideas…

Friday, 18 April 2014

Welcome!



MEminibreaks is a place to come:
  • for ideas to brighten your day
  • to be part of a community
  • to learn about what living with Chronic Fatigue can be like

An MEminibreak could be a song, a book recommendation or suggestion for a simple daily ritual.  While these are far from a cure, I find things like this can really give my fairly serious, monotonous and foggy days a little lift and leave me feeling inspired, if only for a few minutes.  I truly hope they will do the same for you.  By discussing them here, we can build a community of people who have some idea of what we experience, whether through having Chronic Fatigue themselves or because they are a friend or family member of someone affected.

Chronic Fatigue can be hard to understand, not least because experiences of it can differ hugely.  Plus there are a LOT of misconceptions out there.  Through some of my posts I'll share my ongoing experience of living with Chronic Fatigue, and hopefully shed some light on this debilitating condition.

Have a look around and let me know what you think!