Michele Roys Journey

Michele Roys Journey As a survivor of chronic pain and invisible illness, I'm here to support anyone on a similar journey. Let's navigate this path together.

10/01/2026

There’s something deeply grounding about being with others.
No fixing. No explaining.
Just presence, shared space, and a reminder that we don’t have to carry life on our own.
Moments like these are part of healing too.

09/01/2026

Pain has a way of convincing us to withdraw, to manage everything quietly and alone.
But life isn’t meant to be carried in isolation.
One small act of connection, a walk, a tea or a coffee, a message that says “are you free?” can make the day feel lighter.
You don’t need to explain everything.
You don’t need to feel strong.
You just need someone beside you.
And even when others aren’t close, remember this: you are never truly walking alone.

08/01/2026

Thank you so much for this thoughtful review.
Knowing that the book helped shed light on life with chronic pain and invisible illness means more than words can say.
If the story encourages even a little more understanding, kindness, or compassion toward others, then it has done what it was meant to do.
I’m very grateful you took the time to read and to share your reflections.

08/01/2026

We never really know what someone else is living with.
Kindness may seem small, but it has the power to soften days, open conversations, and help people feel less alone.
Sometimes, that’s enough to change everything.

07/01/2026

We talk a lot about rest, and it matters.
But at some point, life asks us to reconnect, to sit with others, to share space, to be heard and to listen.
Satisfaction doesn’t come from carrying everything alone.
It grows when we allow ourselves to be part of something bigger than our pain.
You don’t have to wait until you feel “better” to be together.
Sometimes, being together is what helps you feel better.

Joy didn’t arrive when life became easier.It arrived when I made space for it, even in the middle of pain.This is a gent...
05/01/2026

Joy didn’t arrive when life became easier.
It arrived when I made space for it, even in the middle of pain.
This is a gentle reminder that joy does not require perfect circumstances.
It asks only for openness, for permission, for a quiet willingness to let it in.
As this new week begins, may you notice the small moments that soften your heart and remind you that joy and pain can coexist.

03/01/2026

Not everything needs to be resolved before a new beginning.
Sometimes, showing up gently is enough.

02/01/2026

As this year comes to a close and the new year begins, I’m choosing to honour what it taught me without judgement, without rushing.

01/01/2026

Messages like this are a gentle reminder of what so many people need to hear at this time of year.
The festive season can bring added expectations, pressure, and fatigue, especially for those living with chronic pain.
Flexibility, listening to your body, and giving yourself permission to put your wellbeing first are not selfish choices. They are necessary ones.
Thank you to everyone who listens, reflects, and takes these conversations into their own lives.

31/12/2025

As the year begins to close, it’s natural to look back and notice what didn’t go as planned.
But even in the hardest seasons, something meaningful is often taking shape beneath the surface.
This year may have taken comfort, certainty, or ease,
but it may also have given clarity, resilience, compassion, and a deeper understanding of what truly matters.
As we move toward a new year, it’s okay to carry forward the lessons without carrying the weight.

As this year comes to a close, many of us find ourselves holding mixed emotions.You can grieve the life you once had, th...
29/12/2025

As this year comes to a close, many of us find ourselves holding mixed emotions.
You can grieve the life you once had, the plans, the ease, the version of yourself that feels far away, and still feel grateful for the one you are slowly rebuilding.
Moving into a new year doesn’t mean forgetting what hurt.
It means carrying what you’ve learned with tenderness, and allowing space for what is still becoming.
If you’re stepping into this next chapter feeling cautious, hopeful, or somewhere in between, know this: both grief and gratitude can coexist.

27/12/2025

Christmas reminds us of something deeply important,
that God chose closeness over distance.
Christ was born so that love could walk among us.
He gave His life so we could be restored to the Father.
For those carrying pain, this doesn’t erase the struggle,
but it offers meaning, companionship, and hope beyond it.
You are not walking alone.

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