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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Lisa Goldapple, Lottie Gross, Steph Dyson

Hello from a fellow stroke haver with multiple invisible disabilities who travels and has sometimes informally written about my disabled traveling experiences in a private Discord server. Looking forward to reading more! I am an American residing in Portugal, by the way! We're practically neighbors!

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Hola! Oi! Sardines are good for us. x

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Sep 6, 2023Liked by Lisa Goldapple, Lottie Gross, Steph Dyson

Really loved this piece. I’m a writer who’s had an invisible illness for the last 9 years (uveitis) and have just gotten into writing about the difficulties of traveling with an autoimmune condition in the past few months. Currently trying to navigate and embrace being home and resting to take care of health rather than traveling again, and listening to my body more. Thank you!

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Oh I'm sorry to hear that. Since I wrote this piece, all my eyelashes have fallen out so they're now telling me I have an autoimmune condition too. Spent most of last night reading about the changes I will have to make. Not ideal! But we can still have red wine. THANKFULLY!

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Agh, I'm so sorry to hear this Lisa. I also have an autoimmune vibe and it's NOT fun - it flares up at the most inconvenient of times. Power to you 💪

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Sep 5, 2023Liked by Lisa Goldapple

Thank you so much for taking on this topic! I've seen it put best this way: being able-bodied is temporary. Accident, illness, injury, or aging will impact us at some point.

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