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Darkness Needs Lightness for Balance…<\/h2>\n

All of my recent posts have been extremely \u2018heavy\u2019, so to speak. First, there were the two knee injury series – one on resources for post knee surgery<\/a><\/strong>, and the other on things you can do whilst bed bound<\/a><\/strong>. Then, there was the Antiphospholipid Syndrome A to Z resource<\/a><\/strong>, which included a few other topics such as medications<\/a><\/strong>, women\u2019s health<\/a><\/strong>, the latest APS research<\/a><\/strong> and all the major organs in the body that the autoimmune disease can hit<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Researching and writing those articles consumed a lot of my brain power and energy, which comes in limited edition as a person with multiple chronic illnesses. Then, I landed in hospital with more new diagnoses just a few weeks after school re-opened…..<\/p>\n

…Or Maybe It Just Needs More Darkness!<\/h2>\n

So I decided to do this post for a bit of fun, and to take a break from the dreariness of it all. A metaphorical digestif, if you will. This post is part of a TikTok trend (I should really get on it some time soon, shouldn\u2019t I?), \u201cTell Me Without Telling Me<\/a>\u201d. I learned about it from a post by Caz over at invisiblyme.com<\/a>, although I can\u2019t seem to find the original post now. Many of us who live with chronic illness endure our days with chronic pain, chronic fatigue, brain fog and other unnameable unpleasantries.<\/p>\n

Humour has always carried me through the darkest periods of chronic illness, especially when faced with mortality. Morbid, dark humour is my favourite. It somehow lightens the whole situation, and makes things seem less scary or foreboding. To be able to laugh into the face of death takes away some of its power, and lightens the load. It gives me the strength to carry on.<\/p>\n

What about you? What sort of humour do you enjoy the most, and does it help you through the dark days? Check out these \u201cTell Me You\u2019re Chronically Ill Without Telling Me You\u2019re Chronically Ill\u201d memes I made, and let me know if you can relate to any of them in the comments below!<\/p>\n