Chronic illness cart

Make life easier by creating an endo cart that can go wherever you need post op/surgery.

Based on my years of living with chronic pain due to several invisible illnesses, I've pulled together all my favorite pain reflief must-have's, things I love and use often, in hopes of helping my fellow Spoonies cope just a little bit better.

These are the things I always make sure to have in my bag if I’m leaving my house, even for a short time, at any time of the year. Yes, I have to carry a (nice) backpack😂 Water, salt, meds, layers, gum, chapstick, earbuds, phone, emergency contact info,… My survival essentials! Comment below and let me know what you can’t leave the house without! #chronicillness #invisibleillness #POTS #EDS #endometriosis #chronicpain #chronicfatigue

Going back to school is a daunting task for many spoonies, wether it be middle school or college. Knowing what to keep on you can be cause for a lot of stress. I personally (and I'm sure many of you could agree with me) like to be overly prepared. What if I have a flare-up? What if I suddenly have a new symptom? What if I'm out longer than planned? What if I have to go to the hospital? - These are just a few question I have asked myself before going out even for just an hour or so. From this…

I’ve been pretty public about being out of work. (Read my article about it here.) It’s gotten me one job interview with a friend of a friend and a lot of ideas and suggestions, and it totally reminds me of how people respond to my chronic illness. In fact, I realize there are a lot […]

Happy holidays friends! I’ve compiled a few of my favorite products to help you know what to gift the chronic illness warriors in your life this year (or gift yourself! hehe). From directly related products like Spoonie Sister Shop merch, chronic pain relief bath salts, and cordless heating pads to

2021 Chronic Illness / Spoonie Gift Guide | List of 10 gifts under $50

Anyone with a chronic medical condition needs an easy to move cart like this. You can keep medical supplies, medications, snacks and hydration supplements, even water bottles, nearby. Save those spoons and have everything you need within reach during a flare day!