Chronicallyhopeful.com Website Review

​have you ever experienced that moment of intense pain in your eyes and head when you've opened the curtains on a bright and sunny day? anybody who has experienced a migraine or even a hangover would likely understand what i'm talking about too. although photophobia or light sensitivity ​might ​seem quite common among ​the general population, it can be quite debilitating when combined with a chronic most people struggle with glare and direct sunlight in their eyes, but what you might not realise is that some people with ​chronic illness actually cannot tolerate any light at all and might have to spend hours, days, weeks or even months in the dark - and it's not just pain. moving to a new house – plus 12 ways to make moving easier if you’re chronically ill. this summer was a season of great change for our family. after little more than a year in our flat, my dad had found us a lovely big house with a garden and we were packing again. moving house can be quite stressful for the healthiest of people, so it can really be a nightmare for somebody with a severe chronic illness like me. we actually loved our flat, it was enough for my sister and i, it ticked most of the boxes when we were house hunting a year ago, but there wasn't room for the parents when they came over, and it was starting to get crowded. geared towards te*ns suffering with chronic illness, this book aims to answer some of those tough questions believers often find themselves asking when things seem to be falling apart. this is sarah willoughby's debut work, and i think she has done a great job of highlighting god's heart and love for us even in the midst of suffering.. heather hanco*k on faith through illness: spastic diplegia cerebral palsy. welcome to another warrior of the week guest interview. in this faith through illness series we will meet various chronic illness warriors who'll share their faith journey with us. how does chronic illness affect their faith and how does their faith affect their condition?