I struggled with my body image and was suicidal after my stoma surgery but I learnt to love my body for the life it gave me and I want to help others embrace their beauty.īelow is a list of things I have been doing to help my cause: Even those living with a disability are embarrassed to say they have one due to the stigma.

There is limited representation in society today despite 1 in 5 people living with a disability and 80% of those being invisible. I have received discrimination on a number of occasions for using disabled toilets / being unable to do things a young person would, which has given me the passion to raise awareness of invisible illnesses and disabilities. My name is Jessica Mary Logan and I have 3 main forms of invisible illnesses (IBD, CFS/M.E and Mental Health)Īlong with a few other invisible conditions. (Tops on models were printed by Embello, OfficialCertee and ThisMommaCrafts) With your support we can make a difference. All net profits therefore get donated to 10 different charities. We felt it was important to give back to some of the charities that support those living with an invisible illness / disability. It has continued to grow since then with a number of different projects running along side our shop. The project was put on hold whilst COVID impacted the world however the website and Facebook page was launched in July 2020 along with more merchandise. The awareness images were created by Colourstorm (view our 'support' page) in October 2019 with our merchandise & posters launching via the founders Facebook page the following month. To educate others on invisible illnesses and disabilities to hopefully one day end the discrimination we receive, whilst we empower those that live with one and donate 100% of our net profits to charity.

Invisible disabilities week images