Welcome to Managing Chronic! If you’re looking for information on how to manage your work life and personal life all while dealing with a chronic illness, then you’ve come to the right place!
Managing your personal life with a chronic illness is hard enough, but adding work into the mix can make things downright stressful!
Navigating work with a chronic illness, dealing with paperwork for accommodations, doctors, and insurance companies just so you can have some time off to take care of yourself can drive you mad!
I’ve been there. Learn from my mistakes and triumphs.
I’ve provided my experiences and research in hopes that it can help you manage and avoid some of the frustrations I’ve gone through.
Navigating the blog
Discover ways to manage work life while living with a chronic illness/condition: benefits and accommodations that could make work less challenging, how to increase your focus and productivity and more.
Find helpful hacks on how to keep your home life moving while living with a chronic illness.
Health and wellness are important factors when managing a chronic illness. Find healthy ways to boost your energy, have a positive mindset and more.
I’d love to help you feel more validated, confident, empowered, prepared, grateful, and peaceful while living life with a chronic illness.
We can work on navigating work, implementing tools to help you live and thrive with your chronic illness, mindset, and more.
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Read about my life-changing journey, how everything changed in just one month, the numerous doctor appointments, disappointments, frustrations, depression, acceptance, perseverance, and hope.
My recommended resources for work, home and health/wellness. Coming Soon…
About the Blogger
Hi, I’m Sara. I worked in corporate America for 15 years, and I’ve worked the last ten years with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). My FND comes with paroxysmal dystonia, chronic fatigue, brain fog, sensory overload, muscle pain, and more. Please see my symptoms page for more information.
Thanks to my FND, I’m only able to work part-time at the moment. In addition to being a part-time career woman, I’m also a mom of two young children and a wife to a real life Kung Fu Panda. FND has definitely thrown a wrench in my life, but I try to live the best life I can given the cards I’ve been dealt with.