Who is The Disabled Diva
The Disabled Diva, known to family and friends as Cynthia Covert, is a fifty-plus-year-old chronic illness patient advocate who lives in sunny southern California. She is married and has two children. She is obsessed with Disney and despite her chronic pain, she visits Disneyland often.
Between 2001-2004, she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and endometriosis. A handful of surgical errors have left her with irreparable abdominal damage. She is always looking for ways to make living with chronic pain and illness easier, less painful, and more fun!
The Disabled Diva’s Blog
Cynthia is a chronic illness lifestyle blogger. You will find advice on improving life with chronic pain, tips for reducing pain, and more!
Making life with chronic pain easier to live with, less painful, and more fun!
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She’s always trying new ways to improve her pain and life. Then shares her experience, good and bad, with you. Cynthia helps people acknowledge areas of their lives that could use a change and find a way to do it. She’s a master at modifying her life to make it work for her and her family, then shares that know-how with the world.
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Psoriatic-Arthritis.com Articles
Read My Articles at Psoriatic-Arthritis.com
Psoriatic Arthritis Articles for Healthgrades
- The Importance of Listening to Your Body With Psoriatic Arthritis
- How to Keep Meals on The Table During a Severe Psoriatic Arthritis Flare
- 3 Tips for Getting a Good Night’s Sleep With Psoriatic Arthritis
- How a Mobility Aid Can Help With Psoriatic Arthritis
Psoriatic Arthritis Articles for Healthline
- 5 Psoriatic Arthritis Essentials I Never Leave Home Without
- Finding Balance in My Life Helps Me Avoid PsA Flares: My Tips
- Gift Guide for Psoriatic Arthritis: Ideas for Loved Ones or Self-Care
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I totally get you I was diagnosed in 2010 but my pain management doctor think I might of had to as a child in the juvenile settings. Currently my condition is chronic. I’m in constant pain and it is depressing my sleep is screwed up I’m always bloated its not easy it would be easier to die but that is not an opinion no matter how bad it gets. Screw driver in your joints and other tools as well. I wish there was a cure. You like myself are not alone. Someday people will understand.
It’s not an easy life. I do hope you’re able to find some relief.