30 Things About My Invisible Illness You May Not Know

[blueinsideout]

This isn't so much a meme as an interview. This week has been Invisible Illness Awareness Week, but I would post this even if it wasn't. For those of you that might be squeamish about female things the Illness I was dealing with is centrally located to that area. I talk about it, and I'm not ashamed about it, but not everyone wants to read about it

Comments

[renisanz]

Oh wow. Glad you're getting better. The ability to "go" whenever you want to is something that's definitely taken for granted, and especially having to take all those precautions whenever you went to the bathroom. It's great that your husband was supportive and understanding through it. :)

[blueinsideout]

Thanks for reading through. That was one thing that really stuck with me, how much you take things for granted. A simple drive up to Birmingham to visit family would turn into an ordeal of rest stops and gas stations (ew). I am very glad that it's over. I wasn't fishing for sympathy or anything when I posted this, I was just trying to support the education effort for Invisible Illness week.

[fireriven]

I am leaving you *hugs* to let you know I read all the way through.

[blueinsideout]

I feel bad for not commenting, but I read yours as well of course. I'm trying to make myself better about the whole commenting thing. *hugs*

[zoesmith]

Oh sweetie *hugs tight* I'm so happy that things are better for you now. I'm so sorry you had to go through this. *huggles you some more*

[blueinsideout]

*huggles to death* Me too, on all counts. Like I said above though, this wasn't for sympathy, it was just put out there for education/awareness purposes.

*hugs once more, just because I can*