My world is small, I’m very isolated and not many people see what is really going on beneath it all. Self-witnessing can be a way to alleviate the feeling of being invisible.

Chronic illness is what opened my creativity, but it is also what shut it down. Here’s how I navigate creativity while living with chronic illness.

We are often told to not let illness define us. But is this always possible?

I have lived with ME (also known as ME/CFS) for over twelve years now. In 2017 it turned severe. Here’s what it’s like.

I feel like I now have a PhD in creativity. Chronic illness has taught me how I can create without the chaotic magic and under sub-optimal circumstances. This is what I’ve learnt.

Crip time challenges us to reconsider our relationship with time and pace. Here is what it entails.

Words and meditations about navigating chronic illness, severe ME/CFS, and creativity from a feminist and anti-ableist perspective. Click to read The Bed Perspective, by Madelleine Müller (she/her), a...