What's next for me? The Chronic Worker and other 2024 goals.
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Freelancing and Self-Employment With Chronic Illness
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.
The tracker isn't the point
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.
Trying things, keeping what works
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.
SIPS Month 2: The long tail of recovery
Being functional and being recovered? Not the same thing. SIPS Month 2 explores the gap between usable capacity and fuller recovery.