05/19/2026
I’m incredibly honoured to share that I’ve been featured in Mélange Magazine in their Accessibility for All magazine June issue.
This feature is part of my migraine awareness work, and it connects directly to my lived experience as a chronically ill business owner, founder of Chronically Sarcastic, and children's author.
Living with chronic migraine disease means navigating a condition that is often invisible but deeply disruptive. It affects energy, focus, consistency, and the ability to plan life or business in a linear way. What people see from the outside is usually the finished work — the designs, the writing, the posts, the business growth — but what they do not see is the constant adjustment happening behind it.
Some days I am fully capable and productive. Other days require complete rest or significant scaling back. Both are part of how I operate, and both are valid parts of building anything while chronically ill.
That is why visibility matters so much. Features like this help bring attention to experiences that are often misunderstood or dismissed. Chronic illness and disability do not remove ambition, creativity, or drive, they change how those things have to be structured and sustained over time.
Through Chronically Sarcastic, I explore that reality through design, storytelling, and lived experience. It is a space where humour, honesty, and disability visibility can exist together without needing to be softened or hidden.
Migraine awareness, for me, is about helping people understand that invisible illness is not something that can always be seen, but it is something that shapes everything. Work, parenting, creativity, identity, and capacity all exist within that framework.
This feature is meaningful because it adds another layer to that ongoing conversation. It is not just about recognition, it is about representation, and about making space for more honest narratives around what it actually takes to build and sustain a life with chronic illness.
If you read it, share it, or engage with it, it helps amplify voices and experiences that are often left out of mainstream spaces.
Thank you for being here and supporting this work.
If you'd like to read the other articles I will post the link below. Mine is on page 68.
