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Via Instagram user wanderlust.on.wheels click the link for their wonderfully honest post about what #DisabilityIsNormal means for them. https://instagram.com/p/BEC1grYQaoV/
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Via Twitter user @ missdianelm
“Chillin with my dorkasaurus cat”
https://twitter.com/missdianelm/status/719276037121511426
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No thanks my plate is full
[ Gif of Dean from Supernatural gesturing with one hand and saying, “I am so very, very, very… very, very tired.” ]
I’m a chill person
I just wish my body could get that memo
FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITY #2: Chronic Readers Club Patreon!
If you would like the opportunity to provide Chronic Readers Club with consistent, monthly support, while also receiving exclusive benefits, then consider becoming a patron on Patreon!
Patreon is a site that allows creators to provide monthly benefits to their supporters. Through Patreon, you can provide the program with more consistent funding, while also having the flexibility to pause or cancel your patronage at any time!
Chronic Readers Club accepts monthly donations beginning as low as $1, which will provide you access to patron-only news and updates about the program, as well as a personal thank you from me, the creator of the program! And it only gets better from there! At $5 a month, you’ll get a shout-out on our Facebook page in addition to the other benefits already mentioned! At $10 a month, you get access to the monthly Chronic Readers Book Club as well as everything already mentioned! And if you donate $20 a month, you’ll receive all the benefits already mentioned, as well as a list of the books sent in the packages each month, AND an official Chronic Readers Club bookmark and sticker set, just like the ones sent in each package!
As I mentioned, Patreon is a platform that provides more consistent funding for the program on a monthly basis, which I completely understand isn’t something everyone is capable of! The next fundraising opportunity will share more about one-time donations! But if you’re able and would like the additional benefits, becoming a Chronic Readers Club patron is a great thing to consider!
Check out patreon.com/chronicreadersclub for more info or to become a patron!
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Wearing my chronic reader crewneck! ❤️ This is definitely my favorite sweatshirt! It’s sooo comfy and soft on the inside! I also own a chronic reader t-shirt, which is just as cozy! These shirts are perfect for anyone who is chronically ill and looking for cute yet comfortable clothes! They also make amazing gifts for any bookworms in your life! Available for purchase through November 3rd and delivered before the holiday season begins!
bonfire.com/chronic-reader
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FUNDRAISER OPPORTUNITY #1: Chronic Reader Shirts!
“Chronic reader” shirts are available again! These shirts make the perfect gift for all the bookworms in your life! The shirts will be available the entire 2 weeks of the Chronic Readers Club fundraiser, through November 3rd!
The design is available as:
- t-shirt: $20 - heather gray, charcoal, black, light pink, and maroon in sizes XS-3XL
- crewneck sweatshirts: $30 - black, heather gray, maroon, light pink, and gold in sizes S-3XL
- v-neck shirts: $22 - heather gray, black, and charcoal in sizes S-2XL
- hoodies: $32 - heather gray, black, maroon, light pink, and gold in sizes S-3XL
- youth t-shirts: $18 - heather gray, black, maroon, light pink, and gold in sizes XS-XL
All the proceeds go directly to funding the remaining 18 packages that need sent to those still on our waiting list for 2019!
To order yours, visit bonfire.com/chronic-reader!
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In April of 2018, I started Chronic Readers Club. Chronic Readers Club is a program that sends personalized care packages to young, chronically ill people. Each package contains a book from the recipient’s wishlist they provide on the application, as well as many other small goodies!
Chronic Readers Club is something that I’m really passionate about. Running this program is one of my favorite things to do! I’ve been chronically ill since I was 18, which was 8 years ago, and I’ve found reading to be one of the few sources of solace in my time of illness. So it makes my heart happy to be able to share the magic of reading with other young, chronically ill people! Having the opportunity to support the chronic illness community is something I’m very thankful for. This is a community that has supported me through the most difficult years of my life, and I’m so grateful to have a way to give back.
Since its founding, I’ve sent out 52 Chronic Readers Club packages! The program is more popular than I ever anticipated, which is incredible! But that also means I need more help than I expected. Right now, there are still 18 applicants on the waiting list from 2019! So beginning tomorrow, I’ll be sharing the individual ways you can help raise funds to get those 18 remaining people their packages by the end of the year!
I’ve gotten so much wonderful feedback from those who have already received a package, but these kind words from one chronic reader are especially touching: “Thank you for making this life easier.” I think this quote sums up why I strive to keep this program running, even in the midst of my own struggles. I think this quote also does an excellent job of illustrating how much good you’re doing by supporting this program in whatever capacity you can!
So please consider supporting Chronic Readers Club! I’ll be posting about the different ways you can help over the next two weeks on the Chronic Readers Club page, but here’s the full list if you’d like to help out now:
- Purchase a “chronic reader” shirt! Available through November 3rd, these shirts will make the perfect gift for all the bookworms in your life! https://www.bonfire.com/chronic-reader/
- Join our Patreon and provide month-to-month support for the program! As a patron, you get access to exclusive benefits from Chronic Readers Club! https://www.patreon.com/chronicreadersclub
- Use PayPal for a one-time donation! paypal.me/warriorgoddessmk
- Purchase something from the CRC Amazon wishlist! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1QZ21JK43CH8N?ref_=wl_share
- Donate a gift card to a bookstore! Contact me at [email protected] to do this!
- Donate small items for the packages! Again contact me at [email protected] for more info!
- And finally, share this post!
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support!
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Hello everyone! As many of my followers already know, I started a program called Chronic Readers Club in April of 2018. Chronic Readers Club is a program that sends care packages to young people who are chronically ill containing a book from their personal wishlist, as well as many other goodies!
The good news is that the program has been incredibly successful, in that I’ll be sending out our 50th package in September, and more applications for packages are constantly pouring in! Unfortunately, that’s where the bad news comes in.
Chronic Readers Club needs your support! I run this program all by myself, and I am also chronically ill. I’m only able to work about 10 hours per week, which leaves me with little extra money. I’m so fortunate to have the support of the current patrons on the Chronic Readers Club Patreon (shoutout to Kaiti, Kathy, Mary, Stephanie, and Kerri!), and they have truly kept this program up and running!
But they can’t do it alone! And with the program’s consistent growth, I’m just not anywhere near keeping up with the applications coming in. As of now, everyone who applies for a package receives one, and I want to keep it that way. But some people have had to wait up to 6 months to receive their package, and in that time more and more people are applying! I may have to close applications again for a time, but I’m trying to avoid that!
I’ve been too ill this year to consistently keep up with advertising ways to help Chronic Readers Club, but I’m doing my best and will continue trying as best I can to provide different ways to support this program, because it’s something I deeply enjoy doing, and it’s something that’s truly helping people. One sweet chronic reader was kind enough to reach out after receiving their package to say “this cheered me up when I needed it most.” And that’s why I do this!
With that being said, one of the most helpful things you can do to support Chronic Readers Club is to become a patron on Patreon! When you become a patron, you get all kinds of cool benefits along with knowing that you’re supporting an awesome program! For more details on the benefits you get, check out our Patreon page!
Another way to help Chronic Readers Club is by donating either bookstore gift cards or small items! This can be done in a few ways. If you’d like to donate a gift card or small items you have (new items such as notebooks, stickers, erasers, pens, pencils, sticky notes, socks, lip balm, face masks, nail files, etc.!), please email me at [email protected] or feel free to message me on here! Or, you could purchase something from our Amazon wishlist!
Another way to support the program that’s super fun for everyone is by buying a Chronic Reader shirt! Any proceeds go back into the program, and you get a cool shirt!
Any and all support is appreciated, even if it’s something as brief as sharing this post! Thank you to all who have supported this program so far!
Wishing you low pain and peaceful reading,
Megan <3
Watching this video makes me look forward to Samuel Habit’s upcoming full documentary about disability.
gentle reminder sick and disabled people still cant go outside and havent had a normal life in over 2 years now and seemingly wont be able to go outside do their groceries, go to events and meet w friends in any foreseeable future. like at all. like not “if we’re all vaxxed its fine”. like not “if im masked up w an ffp2 its fine”. idk think about it
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This video hosted by the AWANN actually has a very raw statment from Dominick Evans who confesses that he hasn’t left his home in over 2 years. Not even to go to the deck because his neighbors don’t abide communal safety and he has respiratory issues in addition to other disabilities (which includes an autoimmune disorder)
The question prompted by the host begins at 15:10, and the other activists weigh in with their experiences. But Dominick’s answer starts at 25:35,where this quote comes in a few moments later:
“I just figured it out. It has been 2 years, 2 months and 4 weeks since I have been outside. I haven’t seen the sun. I haven’t sat on my deck because my neighbors do not understand social distancing, at all. It is not safe for me to go out.
And do you know what the response on social media has been?
-‘Stay in your house. [stummbles] The World shouldn’t stop for you. You’re one person. My children are suffering because of people like you.’- On, and on, and on…”
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This video is from only a 2 months ago - March 16th, 2022.
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