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Yellow cover of How To Do Life With A Chronic Illness by Pippa Stacey, with blue and orange text and a squiggly path in the background.

How To Do Life With A Chronic Illness​

“I know that living with a chronic illness in this inaccessible world is tough. Trust me, I know. But you deserve to find peace and contentment just as much as anybody else. So welcome to your one-stop guide on how to make the most of life alongside your condition, in a way that truly works for you.”

Pave Your Way With Chronic Illness book cover

Pave Your Way With Chronic Illness

“We’re often made to feel as though we should squash down our reality, or that being open and realistic about our conditions somehow makes us more complacent in the challenges we face. I have been a human guinea pig for all the activities within these pages. I hope that working your way through them will feel as comforting and enjoyable for you as it has for me.”

front cover of 'university and chronic illness: a survival guide' featuring bold typography and coloured ink dots with yellow notebook in lower left corner, complete with stickman doodles representing different disabilities

University And Chronic Illness: A Survival Guide

“This time in your life may be full of questions and uncertainties. Is university the right choice for me? Should I live at home or move away? How do I manage studying on top of day-to-day living? What support am I entitled to? Will my flatmates understand my situation? And most importantly, how on Earth do I fit all these pyjamas into just one drawer?”

Dear Chronic Illness book cover

Dear Chronic Illness

“This short charity book, published in 2018, contains an original collection of short letters written by young people, addressed to their long-term illnesses and impairments. Far from the typical sob-stories you might once have expected to see, these letters provide a light-hearted and humorous commentary on the writers’ various experiences, while sharing insight into the challenges of navigating life in the twenty-first century whilst learning to live with their conditions.”