Today’s post is from Gemma, mom to Isla and blogger at islasvoice.co.uk. She has teamed with Aeroflow, one of our regular brand sponsors at Chronic Illness Bloggers, to discuss her journey and advice for dealing with childhood incontinence and autism. Take it away Isla… When people think of autism they seldom think about incontinence and […]
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It’s so important to eat well, especially when you have health conditions. However, when you have those low energy days, the last thing you want to do is be in the kitchen for a long time, slaving over the hob. That’s why we’ve put together a list of 12 super easy meals to make on […]
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CONTAINS GIFTED ITEMS IN EXCHANGE FOR REVIEW Today is part 2 of our accessible fashion series! You can find part 1 here. My name is Natalie and I blog at www.thespooniemummy.com. I write about my life and parenting with chronic illnesses. These include Rheumatoid Arthritis, iritis and Crohn’s Disease, for which I have an ileostomy. […]
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Today blogger Lynley (who previously wrote our accessible fashion as a wheelchairuser blog) is back with a reflection on her relationship with her wheelchair. This blog is sponsored by Fenetic Wellbeing; who asked one of our bloggers to share all about life as a wheelchair user. Take it away Lynley… When asked to write this piece, it all brought back memories of my very first electric wheelchair and the advantages it gave me. But […]
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Suzanne is a Graphic Designer with over 20 years experience of design for print and front-end web design. She has a rare form of Vasculitis called Behcet’s disease that was diagnosed 10 years ago after 23 years of search for answers as to what her collections of symptoms were. She lives in Cambridge with her […]
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Today’s guest post is from Lynley who runs Top Lady Talks. Lynely was gifted some items from UK retailer Simply Be to style for a post around accessible fashion as a wheelchair user. Finding Clothes as a Wheelchair User A major problem I’ve had since becoming a wheelchair user is that I’ve struggled to find clothing that is comfortable and appropriate. I even wrote a blog post about having to buy new clothes as a lot of my existing stuff just didn’t […]
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Packing – love it or loathe it, we all have necessities that we can’t live without when we’re away from home. I spend a lot of time travelling; for work, and as a disabled travel blogger. Sometimes it’s just a day trip, often a quick weekend getaway, and occasionally a longer break. No matter where […]
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Today’s health stories is a paid collaboration with Oxford Pharmacy who asked bloggers to share their hair loss stories. Erica, who writes as The Incidental Parent, was diagnosed with Crohn’s in 2012 and has been blogging about living and parenting with Crohn’s for two years. Today she shares her journey with chronic hair loss-and then back […]
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Whatever our chronic illness IS, so many of us struggle with mobility issues that can impact our daily life. You might suffer the occasional flare-up of achy joints as part of your illness or you might find getting around on a daily basis more difficult; meaning you reach the point where you could install a […]
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