Chronicillness Posters and Art Prints

You did not cause it. You did not choose to be sick. You did not chose this disorder or illness. It’s nothing you did or didn’t do. Flare ups aren’t your fault either. You can do everything seemingly “right” and still flare up. Our bodies are complicated. They require more care and special attention than most people. And that’s okay. Sending lots of love to you, warrior.

Are you a fully paid up member?! Wear it with pride!

It’s okay if you stayed in bed

Flare Ups Suck

Rest if you need to

Some days I amaze myself

Disability Pride

MY PAIN IS REAL❤️How are you feeling today? I’m experiencing a pain flare up. I’ve been told so many times before that my physical pain isn’t real, that it’s all in my head. Especially as a black girl, POC, doctors are more likely to dismiss me and refuse certain medications and treatments etc. I’m here to tell you fuck what anyone says. Your pain is real. Whether it is mental,physical,emotional, your pain is valid and true and you deserve to heal ? it’s okay to ask for help, it’s okay to reach out, it’s okay to see a therapist ? sending love to all my fellow chronic illness warriors. Your pain is real and valid. Whether you have a diagnosis or not. Whether other people can see it or not. ❤️ #blacklivesmatter #blackdisabledlivesmatter #...

Valentines Day 2021

Fuck Chronic Illness - Holiday

Chronic Illness is tough

Living with invisible illness makes it hard for those around us to see what's going on underneath. Wouldn't it be easy if we had an old-school way to show them?!

This one if for all my chronic illness warriors. BIG MOOD

Yes, I’m still sick

I just want to stay in bed

You create your reality

I can lay in bed and still be busy

Disabled not broken

Let Yourself Rest

Worth more

Don’t give up

Take time

Just me and my heating pad

Be Patient

Chronically Fabulous t shirts

Flare ups suck

Disabled Not Broken

Valentines 2022

So Over It

Don’t forget to stretch

I love my belly

Sometimes it’s okay to just do nothing

Not today

Enough

Disabled Dreams Matter

Hope