“Invisible Illness,” by me (model is me, also).
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Many of us are ashamed or embarrassed of the signs of our chronic or autoimmune illnesses. The truth is, we're just as beautiful as healthy people, and we deserve to celebrate our bodies as much as they can celebrate theirs. We deserve to feel beautiful, gorgeous, sexy, handsome, lovely--because we are.
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September 22, 2011
September 18, 2011
This is me. Lupus rash on my face. Annoying and will probably never go away. But they are a part of me now, can’t change it so might as well try to make it look good :)
*J1nxed*
You look beautiful!
September 16, 2011
Oh, and thanks to an IV steroid shot, and an increase of steroids, my skin has mostly cleared up in less than a week. :)
You look fabulous! Glad your meds are working well for you!
September 13, 2011
It’s Invisible Illness Awareness week! (How cool is that?!)
If you are thinking that you might just maybe perhaps want to share your stories and pictures about your (invisible) illness this week, I enthusiastically encourage you to do so! Here’s a link to make your participation that much easier (:
Can’t wait to see your submissions!
September 13, 2011
Dressing after Crohn’s Surgery: 5 Post- Ostomy Fashion Tips
Ostomy Accessories- Where to find them
Having IBD surgery for Crohn’s, and worried about what clothes to wear after the ostomy or colostomy? Support your stoma pouch in style with these fashion tips.
September 12, 2011
Eww gross i got moon face. Thanks steroids
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You look awesome, especially for a hospital visit!
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September 11, 2011
September 10, 2011
This project is awesome. So many beautiful portraits.
Portrait of Laura Charles for my Alopecia project.
September 10, 2011
September 9, 2011
my tum, sexy ay? must be, it made it in Bizarre Magazine ;) hahahah
i used to post a lot about it on my old blog, but nothing on here. i am pretty positive about it, always have been- rarely had any negative comments. I also used to have a blog on the Bizarre mag website, which was seen by one of the editors, who then did a telephone interview with me, so i could raise awareness about Ileostomy/Colostomy bags and show people you can still be a confident person with one.
It doesn’t stop me from doing anything, I can probably do a whole lot more now i have one- as mad as it sounds i am actually MORE confident with this than i was without it.
This is awesome!!! Love the decoration! (:
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