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ποΈ This Blog is a space for honest conversations about my personal experiences with MS, mental health, and the weird paranormal, liminal, and everything in between. Iβm not a doctor, therapist, or expert in the unexplained; Iβm just someone sharing my story and offering solidarity. If youβre struggling, please reach out to a trusted friend, support group, or professional. And if the weird stuff sparks your curiosity, remember: stay open-minded, but always prioritise your well-being.ποΈ
Well⦠Podcast Episode 2 of My Living Hell is now done.
This episode takes a rather interesting journey through some of the realities of living with disability β from mobility scooters and wheelchairs to batteries, severe brain fog, and the joys of having to deal with a body that seems to have developed a mind of its own.
I talk about mobility scooters, wheelchairs and mobility batteries, including some of the practical realities that come with relying on mobility equipment. Because apparently, getting from A to B wasn't complicated enough already!
And then there is the subject of piercings β including the rather unusual experience of having to have my nipples pierced. Yesβ¦ you read that correctly. There is a story behind that one This podcast isn't polished, scripted or pretending that disability is all inspirational quotes and happy endings. It's raw, personal and real
So grab yourself a coffee, tea, beerβ¦ or whatever gets you through the day, and have a listen to My Living Hell Podcast β Episode 2.
And if my brain fog sounds particularly bad during this episode, that's because it bloody well was. π
β Please take note of the trigger warning before listening. β
Warlock Dark
Chronic illness survivor, truth-teller, occasional bastard. From My Living Hell (For those who came here by accident: yes, my living hell is real. And yes, we still fight. Every shitty day. With defiance.)
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