love having a bunch of fun & weird little hobbies; it really adds some enrichment to the accurséd life. for example, today I have been too exhausted to get out of bed except for the brief period where I staggered into the kitchen to de-gum some silk.
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one of the many challenges of being disabled: solutions to solving problems/completing tasks usually exist on a spectrum where either you can spend a lot of money or you can expend a lot of energy and it’s like well. I am part of a demographic which famously does not have either of those.
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so much of chronic fatigue is going “Technically I can do this task I’m just going to feel like Frodo Baggins crawling up Mt. Doom the entire time” and then trying to decide if it’s worth it
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Thank you, this is very sweet. I’ve been having a rough time recently so I really appreciate the message 💜
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In general I have had phenomenal luck with medical professionals since I got sick, but every time you see a new person it’s a roll of the dice and baby, the doctor I saw today was a critical fail!
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it’s Scribephobic that the local library only lets you check out 15 ebooks at a time. can I read that many in a timely manner? No! but I still Need them.
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Listen, folks, I also hate generative AI and do not think it is an effective accomodation, but if your argument against it is “Oh, you think [task] is hard? What a stupid idiot baby!” then I’m sorry to say that is Literally Just Ableism. Please think about what you are saying. The point should be that it doesn’t actually work to solve the problems that people are struggling with, not that they’re wrong for struggling in the first place.