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7 Ways to Feel Safer At Home Alone

11 May, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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What I’ve Learned From and About Hypnotherapy (So Far…)

9 May, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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(Other) Ways I Take Care of My Mental Health

6 May, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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9 Houseplant Tips for Chronic Illness Warriors

6 May, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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Resources for Better Sleep Part 2

28 April, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Resources0
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NICE Ignores Patients’ Concerns by Approving Guidelines On Chronic Primary Pain

7 April, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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Exercise and Endometriosis

30 March, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Exercise & Movement0

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[Image description: Ellie sits on the sofa in a living room with windows in the background being administered entonox via a tube to her mouth from a bag on the floor. In the middle of the picture a paramedic stands with his back to the camera and in the foreground a grey coffee table has a light grey laptop on it with an NHS sticker on it].

Just Another hEDS Story – “All I wanted was him to fight even a little to help my pain”

26 March, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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Reasonable Adjustments At Work – Making Things Fair

17 March, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Thoughts, Ramblings & Life Hacks0
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Resources for Better Sleep Part 1

13 March, 2021 Chronically AwesomeAll Recipes & Articles, Resources0
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You have come through again with the most amazing You have come through again with the most amazing advice for managing #SensoryOverload while an inpatient. As promised I've written up your recommendations with some *bonus extra bits* into a post available over on the blog now! Thank you everyone, you're all awesome!
Thank you to everyone who contributed recommendati Thank you to everyone who contributed recommendations for post-gallbladder-removal care package. As promised, I’ve compiled them all into one post so everyone can benefit! If you’re reading this and about to have your #gallbladder removed, a #hysterectomy, an #exploratory #laparotomy, #endometriosis or #adenomyosis #excision #surgery or another abdominal surgery, you have our best wishes and gentle hugs. Good luck! Link in bio
Thinking of going to a festival this year but not Thinking of going to a festival this year but not sure how to navigate it with a #CentralLine for things like #ParenteralNutrition? No worries! I camped at @latitudefest last year and documented my recommendations from it so you can learn from what I found worked and didn't. Link in bio. Enjoy! 🤟🏻
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Did you know that @aldiuk have partnered with @ter Did you know that @aldiuk have partnered with @terracycleuk to set up a postal recycling scheme for medication blister packs? You can send up to 60 strips a month. Just sign up and download the freepost labels each month to be able to send your blister packs for free. www.terracycle.com/en-GB/brigades/aldi-uk
I've put together a lit of my inpatient hospital b I've put together a lit of my inpatient hospital bag must haves. What's on your list? Link in bio.
You have come through again with the most amazing You have come through again with the most amazing advice for managing #SensoryOverload while an inpatient. As promised I've written up your recommendations with some *bonus extra bits* into a post available over on the blog now! Thank you everyone, you're all awesome!
Thank you to everyone who contributed recommendati Thank you to everyone who contributed recommendations for post-gallbladder-removal care package. As promised, I’ve compiled them all into one post so everyone can benefit! If you’re reading this and about to have your #gallbladder removed, a #hysterectomy, an #exploratory #laparotomy, #endometriosis or #adenomyosis #excision #surgery or another abdominal surgery, you have our best wishes and gentle hugs. Good luck! Link in bio
Thinking of going to a festival this year but not Thinking of going to a festival this year but not sure how to navigate it with a #CentralLine for things like #ParenteralNutrition? No worries! I camped at @latitudefest last year and documented my recommendations from it so you can learn from what I found worked and didn't. Link in bio. Enjoy! 🤟🏻
Future planning healthcare can feel difficult, but Future planning healthcare can feel difficult, but it can also make a huge difference further down the line. I've used the directive and statement I've put together for myself to create templates you can fill in to make the process as pain free as possible. Link in bio.
Anyone with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (#h Anyone with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (#hEDS) knows that getting comfortable in bed can be a nightmare – pun very much intended! If you’re like me and have instability in the neck, shoulders and hips, sleeping positions become very limited. That in itself then becomes an issue because bony areas become sore from sustained pressure against the mattress. #Painsomnia, sleep apnoea and restless leg syndrome join the party and you’re in for a long night. Of course medical professionals can help with pain medication, treatments for things like restless leg syndrome (assuming magnesium supplements or rubs don’t work) and sleep apnoea can be managed with a mandibular device or a CPAP machine. But what of getting comfy? I’ve spent the last few years honing in on a set of tools for sleeping, all purchased from @amazonuk. Available on the blog now.
It's with a heavy heart that the time has come to It's with a heavy heart that the time has come to say goodbye. As some of you know, my health over the last 18 months has taken a sharp decline, and I've spent a lot of time in hospital, ending up in intestinal failure and on TPN and IV fluids and under investigation for ME on top of the already long list of diagnoses. It just hasn't been possible to dedicate the time and energy required to keep Chronically Awesome going - it was a huge undertaking even when I was doing well. Whatsmore, it doesn't look like I'll be in a position to make Chronically Awesome work looking ahead to the future. So the difficult decision was taken by myself and the Board of Trustees to close Chronically Awesome down. Don't worry though, all the awesome content we worked so hard to create will still be accessible. We'll keep our website and social media up for anyone to browse. PLUS all 130+ exercise videos are now available FREE on YouTube, link in our bio. Sending gentle hugs and loads of love, Ellie
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