Patients for a Moment: Wordless Wednesday

Welcome to the “Wordless Wednesday” edition of Patients for a Moment.

Sometimes pictures tell much more than words, and all of this edition’s participants showed the impact of their chronic condition(s) through powerful photographs.

Selena at Oh My Aches and Pains! used free stock photos to demonstrate “A Few of My Least Favorite Things“, which are a result of her multiple chronic conditions (including fibromyalgia, type 2 diabetes, chronic hepatitis C, and dysautonomia).

Kat at Join the Club! shows what she brought home from the pharmacy over the course of the year to treat her well-controlled allergic asthma in Wordless Wednesday 8/17. On top of that, she deals with a severe latex allergy, dyspraxia, and PCOS.

Diana at Somebody Heal Me chose to display her “My Chronic Life in Pictures” in a slideshow, detailing life both inside and outside multiple chronic conditions (chronic intractable migraines, occipital neuralgia, type 2 diabetes, PCOS, and depression).

Another slide show detailing how she truly lives with multiple chronic conditions, with both happy and frustrating moments, comes from Kelly at Fly With Hope. “Chronically Living” depicts her life in spite of migraines, Meniere’s disease, fibromyalgia, IBS, asthma, food and environmental allergies, and anxiety.

Kitty at My CFS is “sick of the sight of Brian Molko’s beautiful made-up face” after spending too much time in bed lately with chronic fatigue syndrome.

Happy at Just My Life shows off the walker her family decorated, as well as her faithful canine companion in “My ME/CFS in Pictures“.

Every wonder if someone with diabetes actually fills a sharps container? Scott comes close now and then with type 1 diabetes.

A fibromyalgia flare can throw a twist in a blog carnival submission, as Jenni at ChronicBabe describes in a couple of telling photos in “(Slightly) Wordless (Not Quite) Wednesday: Jenni Has a Flare-up“.

Finally, Phylor will be hosting the next edition of Patients for a Moment, but for now she shows “the faces of [chronic] pain“.

(EDIT 8/27:  Dana at I Already Gave My Right Arm To Be Ambidexterous! came up with an amazing pictorial detailing her life with multiple chronic conditions, but due to an e-mail mishap, I inadvertently left her entry out – sorry again, Dana!!)

Posted on August 24, 2011, in Fantastic ideas, Health. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.

  1. Great pictures; great organizing! Good jobs done by all. Thanks for hosting!

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  2. You did a fabulous job! Thank you so much for putting this together and for sharing such a great idea! You rock.

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  3. Wow lots of great posts! Fab topic once again x

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  4. Is this a regular blog carnival? I would like to join it next time, if possible. Please email and let me know!

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  5. dlmorningstar

    These are so good! Sadly, I guess you didn’t get my email. I sent you my entry before the due date. I don’t know what happened. So if anyone wants to read mine, it is at I Already Gave My Right Arm To Be Ambidextrous! http://gavertarm2bambidextrous.blogspot.com/2011/08/patients-for-moment-wordless-wednesday.html

    I normally wouldn’t post it here, but I put a lot of time into the pics. Take a look!

    Blessings, Dana Morningstar

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    • Thanks so much for adding me at the end in an edit. That was so, so nice of you. I really didn’t expect you to do such a wonderful thing for me! Thanks again!!

      Blessings and healing, Dana

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