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2 months ago
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A graphic designed to look like a note in a smartphone Notes app. At the top is a status bar showing the time 10:00, with mobile signal, Wi-Fi and battery icons, followed by a yellow “Notes” heading and back arrow. On the right is a share button. The main note asks in large bold text, “Aged 18-30 and living with adrenal insufficiency? There can be a lot to think about…” It then presents five questions, each paired with an emoji: “How do I explain my condition to others?” with a speech bubble; “How do I navigate relationships?” with a red heart; “How do I balance my health with everything else going on in my life?” with a calendar; “Why does managing my condition feel so exhausting?” with a sleepy face; and “Is anyone else worrying about the future?” with a crystal ball. At the bottom, the note invites users to “Find out more about our Young People’s Wellbeing Webinar,” followed by a pointing finger emoji. The Addison’s Disease Self-Help Group logo appears in the top-right corner.
A graphic for an online “Wellbeing Webinar – Living with Addison’s disease & adrenal insufficiency.” A calendar-style panel gives the date as Thursday 10 September and states: “Ages 18-30 | Online via Zoom | 7-8.30pm.” The background is a monochrome collage of medication blister packs and tablets. Below the event details, the graphic says the webinar is “in collaboration with” RareMinds, and uses their logo, which includes the tagline “Mental Health for the Rare Disease Community.” It also says “Funded by” JADA (Jordan's Addison's Disease Awareness) at the bottom with their logo. Underneath this is the Addison’s Disease Self-Help Group logo.
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Posted On: August 25th 2026, 08:16 am
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Calling all 18–30s living with Addison's or adrenal insufficiency 📣

Work, friends, relationships, independence - life throws a lot at you, and managing a chronic condition on top of it isn't easy.

Join our online wellbeing webinar, run in collaboration with @raremindsuk, a mental health charity supporting the rare disease community. The webinar includes a 30-minute Q&A, allowing you to ask any questions you may have.

📅 Thursday 10 September
⏰ 7–8.30pm
💻 Online via Zoom
🎟️ Free for ADSHG members | £6 for non-members

👉 Book your place through the link in our stories 🔗

This webinar has been made possible thanks to funding from @jadacharityorg (JADA).
Comments (13)
sdavenportlaw 2 months ago

sdavenportlaw

i have adrenal insufficiency but im 44 is there anyway i can join? please

sophielwrites 2 months ago

sophielwrites

Would be helpful to do another one of these with a 30+ age limit as I know some of these topics would be useful for some regardless of age! Completely understand the need to keep this session within an age limit though, as it’s all about making sure people feel comfortable talking to others during it 💛💛

sarahawysroberts 2 months ago

sarahawysroberts

I find this disease gets worse with age. 😢

banford1 2 months ago

banford1

Why is there an age limit? X

bavable_ 2 months ago

bavable_

@macrosmusclesmindsetbykat this looks so interesting ❤️

loui.phil 2 months ago

loui.phil

Why only up to 30?

freefrom_cake_fairy 2 months ago

freefrom_cake_fairy

@fistfulofmartha ??

addisonsdiseaseuk 2 months ago

addisonsdiseaseuk

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