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La dueña 🤍 :
I got the pink ones how do u recommend washing them 🥹
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💔 **HER LUPUS NEARLY COST HER HER LIFE. THE WORLD DIDN’T SEE THE DANGER COMING.** Toni Braxton was known for her unforgettable voice. But behind the music, she was living with a serious autoimmune disease that could affect far more than her energy. Diagnosed with **systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) in 2008**, Toni later faced a frightening heart complication. In 2022, doctors discovered that one of her main coronary arteries was **80% blocked**. She needed emergency surgery to have a stent inserted, and she later revealed that without medical intervention, she could have suffered a fatal heart attack.  And this wasn't the first time lupus had affected her career. Toni has spoken about having to cancel performances, reduce her workload, and carefully manage her energy because of her health. **Her condition is lupus, not fibromyalgia.** But her story highlights a reality many people living with fibromyalgia and other chronic illnesses understand: You can look fine while struggling inside. You can smile, work, and show up for others while your body is asking you to slow down. People may see your achievements without seeing the pain, exhaustion, appointments, or difficult decisions behind them. 💜 **An invisible illness doesn't have to look dramatic to deserve attention. And you shouldn't have to reach a breaking point before your health is taken seriously.** Toni's story is also a reminder not to ignore concerning symptoms or postpone medical checkups. Her heart complication was serious, and getting medical attention mattered. For everyone living with fibromyalgia or another chronic illness: your struggles deserve compassion, even when other people cannot see them. **You are more than what your body can manage on its hardest days.** #Fibromyalgia #FibroPain #Lupus #LupusAwareness #InvisibleIllness
💔 **HER LUPUS NEARLY COST HER HER LIFE. THE WORLD DIDN’T SEE THE DANGER COMING.** Toni Braxton was known for her unforgettable voice. But behind the music, she was living with a serious autoimmune disease that could affect far more than her energy. Diagnosed with **systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) in 2008**, Toni later faced a frightening heart complication. In 2022, doctors discovered that one of her main coronary arteries was **80% blocked**. She needed emergency surgery to have a stent inserted, and she later revealed that without medical intervention, she could have suffered a fatal heart attack. And this wasn't the first time lupus had affected her career. Toni has spoken about having to cancel performances, reduce her workload, and carefully manage her energy because of her health. **Her condition is lupus, not fibromyalgia.** But her story highlights a reality many people living with fibromyalgia and other chronic illnesses understand: You can look fine while struggling inside. You can smile, work, and show up for others while your body is asking you to slow down. People may see your achievements without seeing the pain, exhaustion, appointments, or difficult decisions behind them. 💜 **An invisible illness doesn't have to look dramatic to deserve attention. And you shouldn't have to reach a breaking point before your health is taken seriously.** Toni's story is also a reminder not to ignore concerning symptoms or postpone medical checkups. Her heart complication was serious, and getting medical attention mattered. For everyone living with fibromyalgia or another chronic illness: your struggles deserve compassion, even when other people cannot see them. **You are more than what your body can manage on its hardest days.** #Fibromyalgia #FibroPain #Lupus #LupusAwareness #InvisibleIllness

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