Month 1 Health Update: Living on the suicidal spectrum (TW/CW)
Freelancing can offer chronically ill workers more control and freedom, but it also shifts the work of finding clients, managing pay, and securing benefits onto you.
Chronic Ways of Working #1 | Jill Knobeloch Mills: Jill built a detailed system to track patterns across health, work, and daily life. Years later, we learn what remained after she no longer needed it.
September brought me a retail experiment, a much busier schedule, and a return to making things plus a few lessons about what my body can actually handle.
Being functional and being recovered? Not the same thing. SIPS Month 2 explores the gap between usable capacity and fuller recovery.