Chronic Pain Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Purple Version. A design for all chronic illness warriors just like 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 a chronic illness. 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
Description: Spoonie Slogan Shirts! Answering all those annoying and commonly asked questions that you don't have the energy to answer. Can be used as a short, simple and stylish ice breaker at social events, a comfortable inside joke to wear at home or just a huge middle finger to the world... it all depends on the general mood of the day.
Description: Spoonie Slogan Shirts! Answering all those annoying and commonly asked questions that you don't have the energy to answer. Can be used as a short, simple and stylish ice breaker at social events, a comfortable inside joke to wear at home or just a huge middle finger to the world... it all depends on the general mood of the day.
Description: What is Spoon Theory? Spoon Theory is a way to conceptualize the amount of energy that a person spends doing different types of activities. Spoons represent a sort of energy currency that help those living with chronic illness or disability (affectionately called “spoonies”) to manage their energy, effort, and recovery. Spoonies need to make decisions about how to “spend” their spoons, and they must be diligent about recovering and replenishing their spoons before spending more. Spoon theory was created in 2003 by blogger Christine Miserandino, who lives with Lupus. Copyright 2024 Veronica Foster / Mermaid Ronnie, All Rights Reserved
Description: A relatable and colorful design featuring a rainbow-gradient stick figure in total body distress. With 'Ow!' callouts pointing to every joint and major body part, this design captures the reality of chronic pain, fibromyalgia, arthritis, or just the feeling of getting older. Perfect for spoonies and anyone who uses humor to cope with physical discomfort.
