3 Tips on Surviving the Holidays from Chronic Christmas Author, Lene Andersen Today, I am interviewing Lene Andersen, author of Chronic Christmas: Surviving the Holidays with a Chronic Illness (paperback and kindle versions available).  The holidays can be stressful for anyo…

My interview with @theseatedview.bsky.social author of #ChronicChristmas; we discussed 3 tips for surviving the holidays if you have a #Chronicillness: jessicagimeno.com/3-tips-on-su... #TBT

Asian/Hispanic looking woman standing with a cane in a black dress with a big white bow in front of a Christmas tree. Tree has white ornaments like doves and an angle on top.

Two women - mother and adult daughter-standing front of Christmas tree. Tree has white ornaments like doves and an angle on top. Woman on left looks like she's in her early 30s and is carrying a cane, has long black hair, smiling and is wearing a black dress with a white bow. Woman on right has brown and silver hair, is smiling and wearing a red sweater with silver bling, black bants, and black shoes.

Merry Christmas! Somehow made it to Christmas Eve service which I didn't want to miss despite the ear infections, migraines and consequential lack of sleep...I love Christmas trees. #Fashionablyill pic with my mom. #ChronicChristmas

Red bedding with snowflakes, and coordinating robins on the pillowcase. With a large, floppy, fluffy yellow duck with a slightly grumpy face next to the pillow.

Most important Christmas prep done: clean bedding and grumpy duck are ready. I will be spending at least part of tomorrow in bed, so this plus the fairy lights and candles and snack drawer means I will still be cosy and christmasy. And muppets Christmas Carol. #neisvoid #ChronicChristmas