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BY: Sarah Cameron We rely on outward appearances to communicate whenever possible. Taking surface-level truths with first impressions, then we fill in the blanks based on our own level of understanding. Call it discernment, judging, social profiling, or whatever you’re comfortable with. Roughly 1 out of every 6 people has some type of disability, and…
BY: Jennifer This post contains affiliate links. Positivity In Pain may receive a small commission on any purchased product through these links. This doesn’t affect the price you pay. When I was a teenager, I never had too many hobbies. I think that I liked to bake, but that was about it. As I got older,…
BY: Debby Carpenter Southwell Finding joy in my life has come by way of so many strategies. Joy did not come overnight, nor is it something that is present in high levels all the time. Still I always have the presence of joy in my life to some degree. Physical Needs First, I do my…
BY: Jennifer P a i n. The never-ending and relentless monster that is always hovering over your shoulder. It masquerades in a million different forms. Burning, stabbing, dull, achy, sharp, throbbing, and so much more. But all of those are just words to describe something deeper. Chronic pain strips us of our identities, and who…
