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Tag Archives: fibromyalgia
No Space Will Ever Be 100% Safe or Accessible, But…
Lately, I’ve been attempting to write definitions for words like “radical,” “mental health,” “accessible,” and “safer.” Definitions for me – all of our ideas on each of these words will vary greatly. I’ve also, as you may have heard/read me … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, communication, community, disability, fibromyalgia, fragrance free, non-binary, sobriety, support, toronto ontario
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Turning Twenty-Seven
In four days, I’ll be celebrating my twenty-seventh birthday. When I was much younger, I thought my twenties would be like an episode of Friends, but by the time I reached my twenties, I was so suicidally depressed that I … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, birth chart, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, friendship, know hope, madness, recovery, saturn return, self-care, sobriety, suicidality, telegram anthology, the 27 club, weirdos forever
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Maranda Elizabeth 