Watching the effects of this disease inspired my writing.
Coping with life changing illness takes a whole lot of courage.
To keep smiling while fighting through each and every day takes strength.
We need to understand and support those who are suffering.
So often they keep struggling in silence.
The first four books in the Chronicles of Caleath were written while watching a young person cope with their life changing forever, due to this dreadful disease.
To all the people Ihave met who suffer from CFS, I see how you remain positive, smiling, and retain your courage in the face of adversity. As always, you have my support and love. You are my inspiration.
Showing posts with label chronic fatigue syndrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chronic fatigue syndrome. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Monday, October 24, 2011
91 Odd socks... Inspiring...
I was introduced to this blog by someone very close to me, who suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and at this time is battling through a relapse.
This blog is written by a young girl who suffers from a chronic illness, I have a feeling it is the same one.
When people ask what inspired the Chronicles of Caleath, they are often surprised to realise Caleath's adventures stemmed from watching a young adult watch their life change dramatically and irrevocably because of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
So I am sharing the link to 91 Odd Socks...
An inspiring blog that gives us an insight into the courage and strength needed to face life with a chronic illness.
Well worth a visit.
This blog is written by a young girl who suffers from a chronic illness, I have a feeling it is the same one.
When people ask what inspired the Chronicles of Caleath, they are often surprised to realise Caleath's adventures stemmed from watching a young adult watch their life change dramatically and irrevocably because of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
So I am sharing the link to 91 Odd Socks...
An inspiring blog that gives us an insight into the courage and strength needed to face life with a chronic illness.
Well worth a visit.
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