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Relationships & Chronic Illness: Resources for Difficult or Ending Relationships

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By Mariah Z Leach on January 27, 2022 Relationships & Intimacy

In honor of Valentine’s Day, Mamas Facing Forward will be focusing the next two weeks on relationships and intimacy – and how these can be impacted by chronic illness. We’ll share a review of a book about sex and chronic illness, tips for talking to your doctor about your sex life, useful ideas for improving communication with your partner, and some of my own personal experience on managing chronic illness and my relationship.

But when we share resources about relationships (or any subject, really!) we know that not every article will speak to every situation. While we always attempt to share a variety of perspectives on this site, the resources we plan to share in the next two weeks generally focus on improving relatively stable, long-term relationships.

So, before we share these resources, we want to start by saying that if you are currently struggling with your relationship – or if you aren’t currently in a relationship at all – we see you. And we are here to support you too. Please reach out in our private Facebook group, because you are definitely not alone.

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Here are our resources that focus on difficult or ending relationships and/or being a single parent while living with chronic illness. We know that this is a only a small offering of articles on these topics, so if you would be interested in sharing your story or advice in the areas of dating, single parenting, divorce/separation, co-parenting, or blended families, please reach out to info@mamasfacingfoward.com!

How Divorce Affects Fibromyalgia by Brandi Clevinger

What It’s Like To Be A Single Mother With Rheumatoid Arthritis by Eileen Davidson

10 Tried and Tested Tips for Thriving as a Single Parent with Chronic Illness by Eileen Davidson

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Mariah is a writer, patient advocate, and mom of three living with rheumatoid arthritis and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. After learning firsthand how challenging and lonely it can be to face pregnancy and parenthood with chronic illness, Mariah became passionate about supporting people with chronic illness who are or want to become parents. She launched her private Facebook support group, Mamas Facing Forward, in 2015. Today the group connects parents and parents-to-be with chronic illness from all over the world. In 2018, she added this website, dedicated to collecting and creating resources that focus on pregnancy and parenting with chronic illness.

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