Inspiration Archive - NewLifeOutlook | Together We Are Strong

I saved a spoon for you

Listing Your Symptoms Like…

No, you can’t catch it

Because the only thing tough enough to kick my butt is me

Would Whoever Has My Voodoo Doll Please Give It A Rest

When tests come back okay when clearly you aren’t okay

Don’t judge a disability by it’s visibility

Some people wake up feeling like a million bucks.

I never realized how much I took for granted

I am what a person with an invisible illness looks like

Don’t judge, show support.

Where taking a shower is an accomplishment

I Believe You.

You are bravely fighting!

You’re doing great!

Staying yourself is part of the battle.

Owning our story and loving ourselves

Out of limitations, comes creativity.

It’s okay to be a glowstick

It’s about what you’ve given back

Other people are going to find healing in your wounds

Take pride in how far you’ve come

Struggle is not an indication of failure

Do not fake being okay

Our dignity can never be taken away unless it’s surrendered.

Courage doesn’t always roar.

Our greatest glory is not in never falling down

You’re still you.

Dear Pain, You really don’t have to try so hard.

Myth: Only ‘old’ people can get arthritis.

What are some things you wish people understood about psoriasis?

Psoriasis is not contagious

I am recovering.

We don’t know how strong we are

Myth: If you don’t see flashing lights, it’s not a migraine.

Myth: A migraine is just a bad headache.

Myth: Once you hit menopause, your sex drive diminishes.

Myth: HRT is necessary in order to go through menopause comfortably.

You didn’t choose to be a warrior

You showed me I was stronger than I knew.

Gentle Hugs

Don’t feel guilty for your illness

Myth: Diabetes is an old person’s disease.

Myth: I can’t have diabetes, I feel fine.

Myth: Talk therapy is just whining about problems;

Anxious feelings aren’t usually indicative of reality.

If mental illness could be seen

Caring for myself is an act of survival

Asthma does not suggest a weak body

I can’t even have a good laugh without damn near dying of an Asthma Attack

Grounding

Let It Out

Myth: ADHD isn’t real.

Myth: Adults cannot have ADHD