Some of these folks mean well, but others I suspect are strongly hinting that I’m making up my illness.
I am struggling with an invisible illness and losing patience with friends, family and acquaintances. I’m working with doctors to manage my conditions, and I’m tired of all the suggestions and seemingly positive comments I’m hearing, like, “You can do it; just put your mind to it!”
I’m not even sure what my question is. A polite way to shut people down would be helpful. Please make your readers aware that not every illness is visible.If you no longer trust your therapist, it’s time to change therapists. A lingering illness can be frustrating and exhausting, and you clearly need someone to vent to about the daily frustrations you are encountering.
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