Thursday Triumphs

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Chronic Illness@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago

What went well for you? Today or this week. No matter how small, let’s celebrate the good things in our lives!

I’ll try to post this regularly.

My illness is chronic but my tits are iconic.

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My favourite thing. Although I sometimes think I’m cured afterwards when it goes very well 😄

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