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Dec 22, 2020
I decided to change over to uploading a page two times a week until the end of the comic, after reading some other comics on Tapas and noticing that's how they do it!
Fun fact: Neurasthenia is the 19th century term for what is now known as CFS/ME, my own condition.
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It's very validating to see a webcomic deal with issues of chronic illness, having one myself. I'm very much enjoying this.
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