Hi! I’m Tilly...

Lifestyle and Entertainment Creator and Writer. I suppose, I can add Podcaster too :)

 

Media & Communications with Social Media degree.

My main priority in life is to know my own mind as long as I remain 100% authentic, kind and loyal. Family hold a special place in my heart and always comes before myself so overtime I am learning to include myself in that circle of protection, realising I could not be supportive if I was broken; self-love needed to come before I could be fully happy.

Suffering from a hidden disability did not mean I could not be happy. I have faced challenges all my life among other external issues, such as being a Young Carer growing up. None of which has been easy on me. With this podcast, I hope it shares insight of my experiences and offer inspiration to those also fighting with a hidden disability or struggling to find something that makes them happy. While I don't claim to be a health and wellness expert, I know some tips and tricks to ensure you can be more positive.

I try to live by this "just because I have an illness it does not mean I have to stay in bed all day to look as ill as I feel," because that never helped in the long-term.

Chronic Fatigue/ME is my fight and I have lived with this disability for so long now to the point where I am coping much better. I now recognise my body and its limits. My early years went undiagnosed and so did my teenage years. For most of my life 'Chronic Fatigue' became the umbrella term for "something's not quite right in the system." We knew more than the doctors because they saw me on my good days and we saw behind the scenes what the tests didn't show. One day it became apparent to them I was in fact suffering; a major collapse was my body's cry for help that put me in hospital and learning to walk again; right back to the drawing board, giving up every activity I knew and loved practically overnight. That serious huh? 

The more invested you become in my podcast, the more you may understand that challenges are part of the contract you make with the universe when you're born and though there are moments of sadness, there are also glimmers of joy. it is possible to live a full and happy life with a hidden disability.

While everyone suffers differently, there are still things you can do during your day to improve your quality of life. It is your life, am I right, or am I right? 

Stay Tuned x