Is it actually possible to lead a happy life despite being constantly bedridden and without any energy? If so, how does that work? I mean, if this continues with my illness, I'll just be able to sleep day in and day out. That's no life, is it?
A layman thinks that when suffering from chronic pain, you should rest your body completely, not do any sports, or at least only exercise lightly. The doctor says exercise is definitely beneficial, especially for chronic pain, as long as I don't overdo it. And I always stretch regularly. Because muscle loss doesn’t reduce the pain….
How should I deal with the fact that I will never have money, never have a partner, never have a fit body, never be healthy, never be productive, and can only vegetate because of my illness? What's the point of continuing like this for decades? I don't quite understand. Why am I forced to continue…
What if I just lay in bed because I simply didn't have the energy to do sports or other things like that, but I also ate very little? What would happen over time? Because I simply can't do this anymore, and I don't want to anymore. I can't have a fit body anyway, and I…
Is it true that the wrong mindset is the only disability/illness, and the reason why I am, for example, chronically exhausted is just my bad mindset? If so, how do you develop a good mindset so that the constant fatigue and dizziness go away, and feelings of weakness in muscles? Is my wrong mindset perhaps…
Because it won't get any sun for about 10 days.
Are there actually jobs for people who are bedridden or occasionally bedridden and therefore cannot go to work all the time, let alone have an hours-long commute?
What's it like if you're almost bedridden from time to time? How do you expect to work full-time in the primary labor market? I can't do that, and that's why some people blame me because everyone can work, supposedly. But who would hire me? I'd have to find the right job, too, and I barely…
For example, too fat to stand up and walk. So… in the sense of whether you then like those people less…?