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Dec '25 โขย
๐ New Members Welcome๐
Welcome to the Chronic Illness Support Lounge Weโre so happy youโre here. This is a soft, supportive corner of the internet where you can share your story, connect with others who truly understand, and feel held through every part of your journey with chronic illness. Please take a moment to: ๐ฟ Introduce yourself in the intro thread ๐ฟ Share anything you feel comfortable sharing about your journey ๐ฟ Explore the lounge and join conversations when youโre ready Thereโs no pressure here, show up in whatever way feels right for you. Weโre honoured to walk this path alongside you. ๐
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Dec '25 โขย
Welcome to Chronic Illness Support Lounge
A safe, nurturing, and empowering community for anyone living with chronic illness. This is your space to share your story, connect with others who truly get it, and find comfort, understanding, and strength as you navigate life with chronic illness. Whether youโre managing Crohnโs, diverticulitis, autoimmune conditions, or any long-term health challenge, you belong ๐ฐ๐๐๐๐
๐ ๐ป๐๐๐ ๐ช๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐, ๐๐๐ ๐ช๐๐ ๐ฌ๐๐๐๐๐ โจ A judgement-free environment where your lived experience is respected and valued โจ Real conversations about daily struggles, emotional wellbeing, flare-ups, lifestyle adjustments & everything in between โจ Support, encouragement & connection with people whoโve walked a similar path โจ Resources, discussions & prompts to help you feel less alone and more empowered โจ A place to rebuild confidence after the setbacks chronic illness can cause ๐ถ๐๐ ๐ด๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ฐ๐ ๐บ๐๐๐๐๐ To create a warm, supportive, uplifting lounge where you can exhale, be yourself, and share your journey without filtering or fear. Chronic illness can feel isolating but you donโt have to navigate it alone. You are welcome here, you are understood & supported. Together we rise, we heal, & find strength & comfort from those who understand Love always Rebecca ๐
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Choosing Gentle Growth, Even on Hard Days
Living with a chronic illness while working a full-time job isnโt something many people talk openly about. But itโs my everyday reality. Most mornings I log on at 8.30am, show up as a Customer Service Lead, support my team, solve problems, and give my best, even when my body doesnโt always cooperate. Behind the scenes, Iโm managing Crohnโs, fatigue, flare-ups, hospital appointments, and unpredictable energy levels, while also choosing not to give up on the dreams that live in my heart. In the evenings, Iโm building a business that lights me up. Not because Iโm trying to hustle myself into burnout, but because I believe we can create a life that feels meaningful, flexible, and aligned with who we are, even with chronic illness. Some days look productive, some days look slow, and both are valid. Iโm learning that I donโt have to have everything figured out. I donโt have to be โonโ all the time. I donโt have to choose between stability and dreams. Iโm allowed to want more, gently. If youโre quietly juggling work, health, and a dream on the side, I see you. Youโre doing better than you think ๐ค
Dec '25 โขย
Letโs Talk About Chronic Illness
Chronic illness isnโt just โnot feeling well.โ It changes everything. For many of us, chronic illness shows up quietly and then suddenly itโs shaping our entire world and things like our Energy, Confidence, Friendships but even more so it effects our Identity. Crohnโs, diverticulitis, autoimmune conditions, they donโt just affect the body. They impact the heart, mind, and day-to-day life in ways most people never see. If you live with chronic illness, I want you to know this space is for you. A place where you donโt have to pretend. A place where your experience is valid. A place where you are not โtoo much.โ ๐ If you feel comfortable, introduce yourself below. Whatโs one thing chronic illness has taught you?
Dec '25 โขย
Living With Chronic Illness: Itโs More Than โFeeling Unwellโ
Chronic illness isnโt just one symptom, itโs a full-body, full-life experience. For many of us, it looks like: - Waking up exhausted even after a full nightโs sleep - Planning every outing around bathrooms, rest spots, or flare triggers - Canceling plans at the last minute and feeling guilty about it - Smiling on the outside while your body is screaming on the inside - Being told, โBut you donโt look sickโ What people donโt always see are the invisible battles: the emotional toll, the uncertainty, the grief for the โold youโ and the strength it takes just to keep going. You are not โlazy.โ You are not โdramatic.โ You are managing more than most people could imagine. Whatโs one thing you wish people understood about chronic illness?
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