Accepting your limitations when you have a chronic illness or disability doesn’t mean you’re lazy or pessimistic. It’s more than ok to acknowledge and respect the fact that there are things you just can’t do. Don’t listen to anyone who tries to put you down or make you feel guilty for saying “no” when you aren’t able to do something.
“Today is good. Remember how much your friends love you, and if you can’t remember, go outside and feel how much the Sun loves you; how it feels to be hugged by the light. Eat some fruit. Drink some water. Buy a candle that smells like cupcakes. Today is good, I promise, and tomorrow might be even better.”
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