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spookyspoonie

Updated 11mo ago

Products for Chronic Illness Life

what products do you use that help you with chronic illness life?

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olivejane

1y

I haven't found any prescriptions that help with all my pain but I recently found delta 8 and it is working wonders
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spookyspoonie

1y

love that
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groundbeef

1y

same here!
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1lovemyheatingp8d

1y

following for advice
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Terp

1y

A plastic folding chair in the shower, compression gloves for my arthritic wrists, small pill containers that I can fill and take with me in my purse(of course), lots of notebooks and planners that I can write down what I need to remember plus I can plan out what I need to do and mete it out over the week so that I am not overdoing it, lots of rice socks including one that I can put on my eyes, the ability to message my doctors offices through patient portals or front office messaging text numbers, a really good support system and tons and tons of prayer! I know that's a lot. I hope something in here helps you. πŸ’• Be strong! You're amazing! πŸ«‚
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SlothMomma94

1y

My cane/walker/wheelchair The microwave, I use to love cooking but now have many days I can't stand up to do it and the microwave makes it possible for me to eat My couch because I can no longer climb the stairs to get to my bedroom at night
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MagickalRebel

1y

Braces, curble seat, ergo keyboard and mouse. Medication reminders.
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1lovemyheatingp8d

1y

what’s a good ergo keyboard and mouse? I’ve been looking for one for work
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TellyMeBanana

1y

I'm on so many medications and I got sick of sorting them every week, so I ordered a device that I pay around $20 (I think it recently went up) a month for called Hero. I can set it up to go off when it is time to take my meds and it dispenses them for me. I used to dread med sort nights especially if I wasn't feeling well and now I don't have to worry about it and it tells me when my meds are getting low.
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spookyspoonie

1y

😯😯😯 that sounds like a product made in heaven lol
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Red914

1y

Heating pads. And lots of apps to remind me to do things, one for my meds, one for my to-do list, and one to keep moving.
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RyeRyeBread

1y

Hand warmers, cooling towels, hats to block sun, hats to cover ears, plan on getting heated socks, gloves, and jackets/vests, possibly a cooling vest πŸ™ A shower chair is hUge, my wheelchair is great but thats a big expensive one ~ eye mask ice pack helps headaches, eye mask for sleeping ✨️ heated blankets are godly fuzzy socks are wonderful
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NicciD

11mo

I have diabetic neuropathy so use horse chestnut to aide in circulation. Also, butter melon aides in managing blood sugars and also helps with circulation. I'm a truck driver so I sit for up to 14 hours a day, cankles are a big issue.

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