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Paralysed with love A 20-something year old girl navigating life with chronic illness.

14/10/2026

✨ Whatever you pause on is what you’re manifesting ✨

A little reminder that even when life looks different to what you imagined, there is still so much beauty, hope and magic to be found along the way. 🤍

Living with chronic illness can make it hard to see beyond the next appointment, the next flare, or the next hurdle. But you are still allowed to dream, to grow, to rest, to change your mind, and to believe that good things can find you, even in the middle of the hard stuff. 🫶🏼

You don’t have to have it all figured out. You don’t have to be positive every day. And you certainly don’t have to earn your rest or prove how much you’re struggling for it to count.

Take what you need from these reminders, leave behind what you don’t, and trust that you’re allowed to build a life that looks different from the one you once pictured. 🌷

💌 Now tell me… what did you pause on? Drop your reminder in the comments below. Let’s fill this little corner of the internet with the words someone else might need to hear today. 🥹🤍

Life is tough, but so are we xx

07/10/2026

Talking about your chronic illness or mental health online isn’t “attention seeking.” It’s awareness, connection and sometimes simply a way of reminding someone else that they’re not alone. 🫶🏼

Honestly, I think we should be more concerned about the people who feel like they can’t talk about their health or mental health. Silence can be incredibly isolating, and keeping everything bottled up can be dangerous.

So let’s stop shaming people for speaking openly about what they’re going through. You never know who might need to hear that they’re not alone. 💛

What do you think? Do you agree, or do you see it differently? I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts. 👇🏼

life is tough, but so are we xx

07/10/2026

A little “sunrise” walk with my favourite people 🌅😂
(Emphasis on the walk… because the sunrise was absolutely nowhere to be seen.)

Walking for the Black Dog Institute One Foot Forward was a beautiful reminder that sometimes the smallest things can help spark a little joy — fresh air, family, movement, and simply getting out the door. 💛

What’s sparked a little joy for you lately? Tell me below 👇✨

Life is tough, but so are we xx

06/10/2026

To the chronic illness girlies who are still learning to see their worth beyond their symptoms… this is your sign. 🫶🏼✨

You are SO much more than what your body can or can’t do.

Follow me & come along for my journey of finding worth, joy, humour and a little bit of chaos in chronic illness life. 💗

Let’s remind each other that we are worthy — exactly as we are. 🫶🏼 life is tough, but so are we xx

05/10/2026

But seriously, if you’ve found yourself here, I want you to know that Paralysed With Love is a safe space for you.

A space for the people who are tired of explaining why they’re exhausted.
For the people whose illness isn’t always visible.
For the people who have had to become experts in their own bodies.
For the people who feel misunderstood, isolated, frustrated, scared, or just completely over it.

Here, you don’t have to pretend you’re okay. You don’t have to justify your symptoms. And you definitely don’t have to go through it alone.

I share the messy, ridiculous, heartbreaking and occasionally hilarious parts of chronic illness because sometimes you need someone to say, “Yep. Me too.” 🥹

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, years into this journey, supporting someone you love, or simply trying to understand what life with chronic illness can look like — you belong here. 🤍

So if you’ve been looking for a corner of the internet where you can feel seen, understood, laugh at the chaos and know that someone else gets it…

Welcome to Paralysed With Love. 🫶🏻 life is tough, but so are we xx

Follow along and come be part of the community. 💗

01/10/2026

What are your goals this month? 💛

01/10/2026

There’s no better feeling 😂💛

01/10/2026

Some things are funny in hindsight… but some things stick with you. 🖤

At 16, I told a doctor I was suicidal.

Their response? That I was being selfish.

And honestly… I’ll never forget it.

Because when you’re already drowning in thoughts that tell you you’re a burden, being made to feel selfish for asking for help can make the world feel like an even lonelier place.

That’s a huge part of why I’m doing the Black Dog Walk.

I’m walking because no one should have to feel alone or ashamed or strange for having suicidal thoughts.

You are not selfish for struggling.
You are not weird for having thoughts you wish you didn’t have.
You are not a burden for needing help.
And you are absolutely not alone.

There are people who care about you. People who love you. People who want you here — even when your brain is telling you otherwise.

You are loved. You matter. And the world is better with you in it. 🖤

If you’d like to help me make sure more people have access to support when they need it, you can donate to my Black Dog Walk through the link in my bio.

And if you’re struggling right now, please tell someone. A friend, family member, doctor, counsellor, crisis service — anyone safe who can sit with you in it.

You don’t have to carry it alone. 🖤

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27/09/2026

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