Happy April my friends!

In March, I took a much needed break from social media to catch my breath. Attempting to build a brand and business as someone with chronic illness who is also trying to maintain a part-time job is a lot to juggle. So, I have come back to things with fresh eyes and plans to streamline and simplify my work.

What that means for you is, I will be discontinuing my newsletters through this platform. I am already writing a weekly post/newsletter on Substack and feel like that is sufficient at this time. Perhaps I will return to this sometime in the future.

If you wish to keep up with me and my work, you can find me on:

​Substack​

​Instagram​

​Facebook​

Top Social Media Posts from March

Product Recommendation Pill bottle that has a digital display on the cap that tells you the last time you opened it. Perfect to prevent missing a dose or taking a double dose. View Post

Going Out I detail everything it takes for me to go out to a big event as someone with chronic illness and disability. View Post

Product Recommendation An affordable, collapsible cane from Amazon. View Post

Substack Articles You May Have Missed

Fear & All Her Friends The emotional soup of living with chronic illness. Read article

Finding the Limit Lessons from pacing with chronic illness. Read article

Offers

This month I shared a free resource: a medical history template. This template can be used by anyone but is ideal for folks with chronic illness. Keep track of what you have been diagnosed with, when, and what doctor diagnosed you, symptoms, how symptoms impact your daily life, suspected diagnoses, and medications. Get your free template here​

Thank you for subscribing to this newsletter and I hope you choose to follow along on one of my other platforms.

Chronically,

Renee