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A magazine
Digital archival for those living with invisible illness by those who do.
The support we needed- finally found 🩵

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Shot through the heart 💘
Made a meme because I’m too tired to words:

A little bit about October slide - in the chronic illness community it’s a term for the sudden slew of issues that arise in October for all of us as seasons change and symptoms get worse, more flus go around, more socialising rolls around the corner globally.
Take care folks, my hibernation szn is v near by @chronicallysupportedmag

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If there was just one thing 2026 taught me it’s that I can’t compete with oranges because I’m not an apple I’m a human being with complex trauma from late diagnosed #autism

#invisibleillnessawareness #neurodivergence #audhd #adhd by @chronicallysupportedmag

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If I could exercise you think I would be here???

#fibromyalgie #chronicpain #ravikishan #invisibleillnessawareness #chronicillnesshumor taken in Bangalore, India by @chronicallysupportedmag

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You may not have met one but they definitely exist!! Aaaaand they’re much better at understanding how systemically challenging disability is instead of making you feel worse for not trying enough. #I’mmakingalist of MPH’s that live with and understand how to treat disability and offer the right care.
This list will not be exhaustive and hopefully ongoing but vetted so that you’re in the right hands hands 🤲🏻
Lot’s of love and loads of Spoons,
Aditti 🌱 by @chronicallysupportedmag

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A few things to know before signing up for this circle:

You don’t need to be an expert on your own neurodivergence.
You don’t need a formal diagnosis to know that the difficulties of being Neurodivergent resonate with you.If you have a diagnosis and are looking to meet others with similar experiences because you are tired of having to explain your experience to people who don’t quite get it then our space is for you.

You don’t have to speak.
Passing is always an option. Listening counts as participating.

You don’t have to share anything you’re uncomfortable sharing.

This isn’t group therapy.
It is a facilitated peer-support and community gathering, with a therapist helping hold the conversation and the space.

Come exactly as you are.
Stimming, moving around, needing quiet, stepping outside, using your phone, arriving late or leaving early are all okay. We want to make the gathering as accessible and low-pressure as possible.

Free to attend. Limited places.

📍 Sanctuary Creative Studio, HSR Layout, Bangalore
📅 Saturday, September 19
⏰ 3–5 PM

*Open to queer folk and anyone who identifies as a woman.

#latediagnosedautistic #latediagnosedadhd #latediagnosed #neurodivergentwomen #neurodivergentsupport taken in Bangalore, India by @chronicallysupportedmag

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If you’ve looked up at the sky every few weeks and said the words “beam me up Scottie” because of feeling like an alien that landed on the wrong planet then please come find me I live in Bangalore and my PIN code is 560034.
Anyways the only thing that has ever helped has been the online support groups ans random chance encounters with other spoonies that changed my life for the better and I hope you feel just as seen in your experience through our efforts to create a space for education, gathering, care and support : The chronic Illness Support Club.

Love,Luck and Fuck Chronic Illness,
Aditti by @chronicallysupportedmag

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Tired of explaining why you’re tired?
We get it.

A small, in-person gathering for people living with chronic illness & disability.

A place to talk, listen, connect, laugh, vent, or simply exist around people who understand.

No fixing. No toxic positivity.
Just people who get it.

Therapist-facilitated
Led by someone with lived experience
Free to attend. We hope to see you there.

13th September, Sunday · 3–5 PM
Sanctuary Creative Studio · HSR Layout, Bangalore. taken in Bangalore, India by @chronicallysupportedmag

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It’s real and it’s not a sign of weakness: Caregiver burnout.

Often the simplest explanation for what it is, is that when a caregiver’s responsibilities constantly outweigh their support, rest, and personal needs. This condition does not mean a person is weak or unloving. It simply shows they have carried too much weight for too long without enough help.

Caregiver burnout is a state of severe physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by the continuous, long-term stress of looking after another person.
In order to make others feel seen, we would like to spotlight the effort and exhaustion of caregiving by sharing more stories. We would love for you to write to us, shot or long: submit your thoughts via the link in our bio or simply email/dm us.

#chronicillness #caregiverburnout #caregiving #burnout #chromicsupport by @chronicallysupportedmag

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Sorry aunty sorry unc by @chronicallysupportedmag

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Sorry I’m so tired I couldn’t finish the 15. Drop the remainder in the comments below 👇

#chronicillness #chronicfatigue #butyoudontlooksick #mecfs #chronicillnesslife by @chronicallysupportedmag

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From those of us who never need a reminder of the importance of a good doctor to patient ratio:

We need more doctors.

We need stronger public healthcare.

We need better education, better funding, and better policy.

Healthcare cannot improve if the people providing it are stretched beyond human limits.

Please, if you have a body, then you need to be out on the streets screaming for better care for your future self that will get sick, will grow old and most probably- both.

#livingwithchronicillness #brokenhealthcare #indianhealthcare #survivingcovid19 #indiangovernment by @chronicallysupportedmag

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IS THAT AVAILABLE WITHOUT GLUTEN AND DAIRy???
😭🥺

#chronicillnessmemes #autoimmunediet #dietmeme #invisibleillnessawareness #chronicillnesshumor taken in Bangalore, India by @chronicallysupportedmag

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