Life in Compression
Bodyshaming is on everyone's lips and there is a great movement to work together against the sharp judgments of body shapes. That's a good thing, but have you ever thought of starting with yourself? I hate my legs. Yeah, I don't find mine particularly beautiful either. Do you change because of this rejection? Hardly likely. Just as,
Final boss caramel skin tones such as cashmere, caramel, sand or black are probably the most popular flat knit colors and somehow I can't really understand that. At the beginning of my diagnosis I had also chosen brown and anthracite and the tones weren't really fun now. Today I perceive colors like denim blue or moss green as
Granted, none of us really take compression voluntarily. If we didn't need it, we wouldn't be faced with the same test of patience every day to put it on and wear it for the day. Now, after the arm diagnosis and the associated arm compression, I am known to have chosen to flee forwards and to this day everything is fine