Open Letter To Those Without Invisible Chronic Illness Poster or Print

May 22, 2009

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This poster contains the entire text of my ‘Open Letter To Those Without Invisible Disability/Chronic Illness‘.

Description

The words "An Open Letter" are printed horizontally down the left side of the poster, graded in rainbow colours from red at the top to purple at the bottom. The text of the Open Letter itself is printed over the remainder of the poster, in a sans-serif font. Most of the main text is black except the last two sentences which are printed in a royal blue for emphasis.

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