Even my parents treat my illness like a burden- they’ve been to the doctor with me and heard my diagnosis but still treat me like I’m pretending to be sick and in pain every day. As if I enjoy it. As if I use it to get out of doing things. It’s such a painful knot in my stomach to know that my parents don’t believe me or what I’m going through, and that to them it’s an inconvenience and I’m simply lazy.
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sweepsheep said:
:C I know it’s not the most ideal advice, but maybe talk to them about it? Just be honest, say what you just wrote. “It gives me a knot in my stomach to know you think I’m faking this.” Like I sad, not great advice. I’m sorry /o n o 
spoopyendergirl said:
We go though different things, different illnesses, but I know how that feels. The best thing to do is talk to them about it. If they support you, they’ll listen and try to change their attitude about it. 
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