Remember when you felt weak and broken? Remember when the pain was too much to bear? Remember when you felt hopeless? Remember when… Lately I have been reminiscing. I think back to when I first created the Invisible Me Exhibition. Back to when I was dreaming of creating this website and blog. In my mind, I can see the hills and valley I have risen and fell into. My pain experience has been a roller coaster ride. I have had some really bad times, but I have also had many good

The Spoon Theory is a personal story by Christine Miserandino who uses spoons to describe her limited energy and how she survives each day living with chronic illness. Since she has shared her story, thousands of people across the world have started using The Spoon Theory to help explain what life is really like living with chronic illness. It has been accepted by people all around the world and it has provided a way for people to understand their illness and meet others who

Are you living with an invisible illness? If yes, then this website is all about YOU and the community of people who live with invisible illnesses every single day. If you are willing to share your story and explain what life is like with your particular invisible illness, I would love to feature you on the Invisible Me website in the Story section. Part of the website is to educate people about what it is like to live with an invisible illness. Who better to learn from than

My name is Meghan Wagner and I am so happy that you have found this website! I hope it helps you stay positive when you might be struggling. Invisible Me is an inspirational blog and place to share stories, struggles, tips and so much more in a community of people who care about each other and want to raise awareness of invisible illnesses. This website is a safe space for people to come together and talk about invisible illnesses. The main illnesses that I focus on are ment