Wit's Queer Chronic-ills
Wit Rosh (she/they/he)Meant to be a safe space to explore queerness, identity, chronic illness and activism, Wit's Queer Chronic-ills offers a collection of writings, comics, and illustrations that embrace life's messy chaos, inviting readers to slow down, and truly live.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | whatwhitdoes.substack.com |
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Embrace Change to Find your Voice
This year, June felt overwhelming. It’s always a busy time with the beginning of summer, but this particular month was punishing on my body with the hotter than usual temperatures and crueler to my mind as I slowly became aware of how wrong...
LiveJournal Series Vol. 2
You know, I gotta say, as a 37 year old (partially self-diagnosed) neuro-spicy person with a chronic illness, I thought my life had gotten harder for me over the years and now I’ve accepted that, yes, it has. I’ve had surgery, rehab, physic...
Chronic-ill #3: Can you find health without having your basic needs met?
Are you familiar with Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs? It’s a commonly taught psychological idea with the premise you cannot progress to self-actualization and emotional intelligence unless you have your basic physiological (food, water, shelte...
Chronic-ill #2: How to Live a Big Life When Your Pain Lives an Even BIGGER One
There are a lot of reasons why someone lives a “small” life. Fear of the unknown, lack of resources, imposter syndrome, racism, sexism, choice, comfort. You can name a thousand reasons and all of them are valid. But, what if you want your l...
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Wit Rosh (she/they/he) is a writer, artist and illustrator in Seattle, WA. They are a co-founder of the arts collective House of Oak and the artist behind the Substack Wit's Queer Chronic-ills. You can check out more of Wit’s work at @house.of.oak
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