My Tribute to TLC, Body Image Pioneers
I’m so psyched. This morning, I got tickets to New Kids on the Block’s upcoming tour (“The Main Event”)–this year, TLC
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If It’s Okay to Cry About Physical Pain, It’s Okay to Cry about Depression Too
My holidays were great. I think I had one of my favorite Christmases ever with my family. I was happy.
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Resilience: My Family’s Autoimmune/Cancer/Bipolar Journey as Remembered Through Four Pacquiao Fights (from The Huffington Post)
Over the weekend, I had my second Huffington Post article published. You can read it here. I’m very excited about this
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Review of STABILicers: Traction For Boots In The Snow & Ice
Not gonna lie. I hate winter. I do. Sometimes, I wish we could sign a Change.org petition to ban it.
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6 Ideas: How To Get Stuff Done When You’re Depressed
I’ve been depressed the past few days. There are many difficult aspects to depression and one of them is
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Lessons on Companionship, Compassion, & Community From The Twilight Zone
It can be lonely being a fan of The Twilight Zone. When I tell friends that I’m a fan, I
Read MoreTop 10 Fashionably ill Articles of 2014
It’s been a wonderful year of blogging; I’ve gotten to know so many readers through Twitter and Facebook. Fashionably ill’s Facebook
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5 Ways Illness Has Positively Changed My Holidays
Originally published last year. Merry Christmas. Happy Hannukah. I’ve written about the difficulty of being sick during the holidays like
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Chronic Illness & Emptiness: A Race With No Finish Line
Yesterday was my last day of physical therapy. I started PT back in April for Myasthenia Gravis (MG). From the
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The Holidays, Stress, & 5 Ways To Free Yourself From The Illusion of “Perfection”
The holidays are supposed to be a special time of the year (Andy Williams famously sings “It’s the most wonderful
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