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Somya.P
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Hello everyone,
How are you doing?
Living with a chronic illness is tough enough, and many of us find ourselves in situations where we have to explain our conditions to those around us. Some of us feel that sharing our experiences can help raise awareness, creating more understanding in workplaces, schools, and communities. But for others, it feels exhausting and unfair to carry this added burden when we’re already dealing with so much.
In the US, healthcare awareness can feel fragmented, and there’s often less centralized support for public understanding around chronic conditions. This sometimes leaves patients feeling they need to educate others just to be understood. It can happen with coworkers, friends, or even family who may not fully grasp the realities of a chronic illness. Some find sharing their story empowering, while others think this responsibility shouldn’t fall on patients but rather on society as a whole through better education and awareness.
What are your thoughts? Do you feel it’s part of your journey to educate others, or should society take on a larger role in understanding chronic illness?
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