How can you tell if someone is chronically ill?

Legally in the United States, someone who is chronically ill must fit these criteria to be considered eligible for certain services and care: Theyre unable to fulfill at least two activities of daily living (bathing, eating, toileting, dressing) for at least 90 days.

How do you help someone with an autoimmune disease?

Lets discuss some specific suggestions for ways that family members can improve their ability to cope with an autoimmune disease.Have a family powwow. Strive for good communication. Listen carefully. Look through the other persons eyes. Work together to change family responsibilities. Encourage family events.