This article highlights how for a lot of people with a chronic illness, this lock-down isn't anything new to them. Have a read below. ππ½
Chronic illness and the lockdown - Gr... - Fibromyalgia Acti...
Chronic illness and the lockdown - Grazia
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Been agoraphobic as well as having to deal with severe social phobia the lock down feels no different to me. When the lock down started I actually joked I never thought been agoraphobic would have been a blessing.
I am sad because I had actually worked so hard last year to get out for a coffee with my hubby. Although I had my latte in the car it was a step in the right direction. Was hoping this year to try and sit outside one of the cafes. Now I fear I may have been pushed back to square one.
The positive and there is always a positive I'm staying safe to fight another day. Have a peaceful and relaxing weekend everyone xx
Momo
Not new at all for many of us having to endure staying at home for years, but feeling the loss of having a little outing sometime when well enough.
My life hasn't changed other than my one trip a month out of the house to go to my GP, is now a telephone call.