Living with an Invisible Illness: Overcoming Judgement and Fear

@spookyspoonie thanks! Unsurprisingly, none of the scooters were charged. And fragile elderly people were waiting XD. I was able to manage and just use the cart for support. My mom was asking me to go to the car like five times lol. Glad you took that step to get an aid! If you know you need it that’s all that matters, hope you gain the confidence to go out with it. ❤️

@SillyGooseGoose They were all uncharged XD lord, but I was able to take it slow and my mom was doing the majority of grabbing and whatnot. She was worried, but the cart generally helps with stability if I push it. It’s definitely one of those things I hear a lot, to pull yourself up by your bootstraps. I’ve felt with mystery pain and illnesses since I was a baby, I definitely would have done that by now if I could XD I likely have lupus but the amount of steps to get a diagnosis is ridiculous, I don’t think majority of my family members will truly believe my struggles until I get that diagnosis unfortunately.