#spooniecommunity — Public Fediverse posts
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I've pretty much spent all weekend in bed due to fatigue. I feel lazy, but I think my body needs it and it's going to be a busy week
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Just hit a wall....barely a spoon to type this with. Good day of work but I need a nap, I think
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Manchmal zieht mein Körper einfach die Notbremse, egal, wie viel ich noch erledigen will oder was ich mir vorgenommen habe.⬇️
#ChronicIllness #Disability #DisabilityAwareness #SelfCare #SpoonieLife #DisabilityPride #SpoonieCommunity #HealthJourney #RestIsProductive #ChronicFatigue #SelfLove #Barrierefreiheit #LebenMitSMA #SMA #Körperliebe #Gesundheit #ListenToYourBody #Erschöpfung #LebenMitBehinderung #Behinderung #Selbstfürsorge #Akzeptanz #Empowerment
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I am severely lacking in spoons for seven weeks now. I haven't felt this awful in such a long time. If it could just stop, that would be great.
For my own sanity, it may be time to engage with the #SpoonieCommunity here. So, hello 👋 #Spoonies
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Hello #spooniecommunity ☺️
My name is Hannah; it's good to be here with y'all!I can't wait to meet some amazing people here. Introduce yourself?
#disabled #disability #DisabledCommunity #disabilitycommunity #spoonie #spooniesupport #spoonielife #chronicillness #chronicillnesswarrior #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters
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“My Spoons Are Precious/Honor How I Use ThemSpoon theory is a metaphor used to describe the amount of mental or physical energy a person has available for daily activities and tasks. A spoon represents a unit of energy allocated to each exertion. I must use each spoon (unit of energy) wisely so that I don’t run out before the end of the day”
@spoonies #spoonie #spoonies #SpoonieChat #spoonielife #spooniesupport #spooniecommunity #chronicillness
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“Please know that there will be good days and bad days. Some hours of the day I may have the ability to do things, and others I will not. My sensitivities will fluctuate (noise, light, heat/cold, chemicals, food intolerances, etc.). There will be interventions that work for a period of time, and then suddenly don’t. Unusual symptoms may randomly appear.
Know that I have spent mounds of time and energy trying to figure out the ‘whys.’”