Dive into the artistic expression of living with chronic illness with Emma Major’s ‘Chronically Under Charging Mini Zine.’ This captivating collection blends vivid paintings and insightful quotes, capturing the essence of daily struggles and triumphs faced by those with chronic conditions. Emma’s artistry not only sheds light on the reality of chronic pain and fatigue but also offers solace and validation to sufferers, making it an uplifting companion.

Each page of the zine is meticulously crafted to resonate with empathy and understanding, making it an ideal gift for friends, family, or anyone seeking to comprehend energy-limiting conditions better. The zine’s international acclaim at zine fairs and inclusion in collections like The Bodleian Library in Oxford underscores its cultural and educational value.

Whether you’re a seasoned zine collector or new to the genre, Emma Major’s work stands out for its authenticity and emotional depth. Embrace the journey of chronic illness with this inspiring zine, and discover a community that celebrates resilience and creativity.

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Emma Major is a blind wheelchair user living with an ever growing list of chronic illnesses including debilitating arthritis and long covid whilst preserving her mental health and discovering what it means to be AuDHD. But beyond all that she's an internationally exhibited artist and published poet.

Emma has twelve collections of poetry currently published, with another five in various stages of development, some illustrated by her art. She writes and creates art every day on various themes including disability, grief, mental health, faith and climate change.

Emma is passionate about encouraging people in their creativity, especially those who live with disability, chronic illness and mental health challenges. By sharing her creativity online she invites others to engage with their emotions creatively. You can find Emma on social media @emmuk74 where she shares her artwork and poetry to encourage, bless and affirm people.