
I share a mix of advocacy related to complex/rare illness and personal stories in what I call \ud83e\uddda♀️a fairy tale style\ud83e\udd84 (but the german kind)
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On a good day now I have 8ish active hours, broken up with many lay down breaks and naps. 4 of those good upright hours are in a rigid neck brace, usually in the early morning, a couple for work (from home on reduced responsibility), and a ...
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I share a mix of advocacy related to complex/rare illness and personal stories in what I call \ud83e\uddda♀️a fairy tale style\ud83e\udd84 (but the german kind)
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