Name: Being Lydia
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Being Lydia

Illnesses Covered: allergies, anxiety/ depression, bladder issues, Blogs, CFS/ME, chronic pain, diabetes, digestive disorders, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, mental illness, migraine, sleep disorders, thyroid disorders

Short Blog Description: A life rich in chronic pain, bipolar, creativity, faith, and the color purple!

Long Blog Description:

Being Lydia follows the blogger’s life filled with chronic illnesses, pain, mental health issues and trying to rise out of tormented past. She accomplishes this by mixing in humor, music, and faith, three unmistakable forces that have gotten her through the last five decades and will continue to carry her through everything that lays ahead!

Blog URL: https://beinglydia.com/

keywords: being lydia, bipolar, chronic pain, fatigue, Fibromyalgia, moods, osteoarthritis

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Being Lydia

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