Parents with Chronic Illness • A Love Letter to You
A letter to the parents with chronic illness - you are not a failure - your sickness has not lessened who you are, but has added to it.
A letter to the parents with chronic illness - you are not a failure - your sickness has not lessened who you are, but has added to it.
I want to speak into someone’s awful situation, but I don’t want to lie. Here are 7 ways to encourage without lying.
Prayer seems to offer hope for physical healing, yet with chronic illness hope is often crushed, making prayer and healing a sensitive and vulnerable topic.
For years I never considered that the label "Caregiver" belonged to me. It seemed too formal, too restrictive, too important for what I did to help my chronically ill mum. Hugs and housework and understanding. Surely those didn’t deserve such a label?