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Black and white picture of the Tardis console. Around it and looking upwards, from left to right, are Ian, the first Doctor, Barbara, and Susan.
November 19, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

Adding to the Pile of Good Things: Classic Doctor Who

A white person with blonde hair. They are looking down and holding a plait over their eyes.
September 8, 2019September 8, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

I Hate Having Carers: A Rant

A stairlift is at the top of some stairs; you can see the rail going down to the bottom. The arms of the stairlift are raised, as are the footplate and the front half of the seat. The seat and back are a particularly revolting yellowish-brown colour, and the rest is a pale grey.
June 8, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

My Stairlift: Delight and Disappointment

May 12, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

Living With ME: a video

A small, battered, blue notebook with a rabbit cut into the cover. Illegible words have been written on it in black permanent marker. Inset in the bottom right corner is childish pencilled writing, reading "this story" and, on a separate line, "hope you like it". At the top of the whole picture is written "My first book!" in an old fashioned typeface.
April 30, 2019May 1, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

Five Times Telling Stories Saved My Life

a white woman with very short blonde hair (me) sits resting her chin on her hand in a bored pose
January 20, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

Living with ME: Boredom

thin white woman with painted nails and well kept hair lying face down on clean white bedsheets
January 1, 2019 Fatigue Fairy

I’m Back – And I’m Tired!

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