Kathryn Dillon
1 min readApr 16, 2019

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I’ve had this article in my reading list for a couple of days now because I wanted to take the time to focus on it. The subject very much resonates with me, as I tend to waffle between wanting to look my best (partially due to extremely low self-esteem) and the sheer exhaustion that accompanies my invisible illnesses. I have recently started taking more time for self-care in the form of makeup and a new haircut. The haircut, in particular, was a huge leap because it requires me to actually spend time fixing it rather than simply pulling it back in a ponytail! But, I’m finding myself with a bit more spring in my step. I look less tired and depressed, and therefore some small part of myself feels less tired and depressed too. Thank you for sharing your story!

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Kathryn Dillon
Kathryn Dillon

Written by Kathryn Dillon

Life’s a journey. Sometimes a peaceful hike in the woods, sometimes a screaming joyride down a dark highway. I’m on a quest to discover my truth by sharing it.

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