All articles tagged with #invisible disabilities
The article emphasizes the importance of understanding and compassion for individuals with chronic illnesses, highlighting how workplaces can adapt to support their unique journeys, which often involve invisible symptoms and identity shifts, fostering empathy and inclusive leadership.
Living with chronic illness can be unpredictable and challenging, especially when dealing with invisible disabilities like rheumatoid arthritis. Those with chronic illness may cancel plans or ask to join them at the last moment due to the uncertainty of their condition. The prevalence of depression in those living with chronic illness is two to three times higher than in the general population. Acceptance and radical acceptance can help those with chronic illness cope with the uncertainty and pain that comes with their condition.