Celebrating the holidays with a chronic illness is difficult at best. The Disabled Diva helps you find a better way to make the most of the holidays!
There was a time when Cynthia didn’t think it was possible to get through the holidays with less pain and with her sanity intact, That is until she changed her approach.
By recognizing how the holidays were affecting her health, she was able to eliminate unnecessary triggers, modify cherished traditions, and create new and more enjoyable ways to celebrate. She’s no longer a Scrooge at Christmastime and looks forward to all holidays.
Find out how you can learn to love the holidays despite your chronic illness and pain!
Pain management modifications to help you keep up with your most important holiday traditions while preventing and limiting fibromyalgia and arthritis flares from ruining your entire holiday season.
Fun Valentine’s Day gift ideas that show your partner how much you love them while respecting the boundaries of their chronic illness.
I am not kidding when I say the chronically ill must be flexible with their plans. Between chronic pain, surprise flares, and unexpected accidents, it’s a miracle that anything ever goes as planned. Find out what threw my last minute Christmas prep plans for a loop and how I plan to deal with it!
Funny memes that perfectly describe what it is like to have a chronic illness during the holidays.