Cfs Long Sleeve T-Shirts

A design for all chronic illness warriors who like me, suffer from CFS/ME. Illustrated by me (@yourachingart_cfs). A woman sitting in a meditating position, surrounded by symbolic items representing the psychical and phycological torment of living with CFS/ME. This design also demonstrates how strong and brave you need to be to survive every day, fighting an invisible battle. This design was made to show love and support for the chronically ill community. Hope you like it! x

I freakin' hate CFS

Are you someone who battles their chronic illness daily and runs out of spoons? Maybe you suffer from pain, memory loss and brain fog. This purple line art woman spoonie design was made for you! Fibromyalgia Awareness Purple Fibro Woman Face Line Art design will make a great gift for anyone who suffers daily with chronic pain and fatigue.

Fresh out of spoons

Are you someone who is a warrior who fights the battle everyday of running out of spoons and energy to do what you used to be able to do? This purple butterfly fibromyalgia migraine lupus warrior steampunk vintage gears design was made for you! Purple Butterfly Fibro Migraine Lupus Warrior Awareness design will make a great gift for someone who battles their symptoms everyday, whether it's fatigue, chronic pain, memory loss, depression or rib pain.

Support those you love who have CFS, chronic fatigue syndrome

Say NO to CBT & GET for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) ME/CFS - CHALKBOARD

Showcasing a fatigued cat alongside a blue ribbon, this design reflects the daily challenges faced by Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) sufferers. It's a heartfelt symbol for resilience and understanding in the chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) community.

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

A design for all chronic illness warriors who like me, suffer from CFS/ME. Illustrated by me (@yourachingart_cfs). A woman sitting in a meditating position, surrounded by symbolic items representing the psychical and phycological torment of living with CFS/ME. This design also demonstrates how strong and brave you need to be to survive every day, fighting an invisible battle. This design was made to show love and support for the chronically ill community. Hope you like it! x

How many spoons are left in YOUR batteries? Now you can tell people with just ONE FINGER... No - not like that - by pointing at the appropriate spoon battery 😆

Say NO to CBT & GET for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) ME/CFS - Christmas Edition

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Disability Awareness Symptoms

Tired of people assuming you're healthy? Let them know that you're an honoured member of our very exclusive club!

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

Say NO to CBT & GET for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) ME/CFS

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

A nice message for when some Karen on the subway asks you "Why do YOU need a CANE?"

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - made with best wishes for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

I have ME but I try to manage it and appreciate my circumstances in that it's frustrating but not terminal - with love for all who manage this illness and the loved ones who support them

A detailed butterfly spoon symbolising awareness for a range of different illnesses. (Purple Version)

A detailed butterfly spoon symbolising awareness for a range of different illnesses. (Blue Version)

A detailed butterfly spoon symbolising awareness for a range of different illnesses. (Pink Version)

Say NO to CBT & GET for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) ME/CFS - Christmas Edition

Screw CBT & GET for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) ME/CFS - Chalkboard

How can you explain how you really feel. This funny M.E. tshirt should help.

Let people know you need a little patience. [Be patient with me (sleeping narwhal comic) I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]

Design is focused on encouraging Fibromyalgia warriors to keep fighting. The design has a purple ribbon and the words "Fight the FIBRO! Never give up!" in purple. The ribbon is wrapped around the letter I in FIBRO.

Design focused on encouraging Fibromyalgia warriors to keep fighting. The design has a purple ribbon and the words "Fight the FIBRO! Never give up!" in purple.