Why People With Invisible & Chronic Illnesses Deserve Academy Awards
Last week I had a day where I was really off my A-game at work. The night before I woke
Read moreLast week I had a day where I was really off my A-game at work. The night before I woke
Read moreThe past 6 weeks, I’ve experienced major improvements (energy!) in my health (myasthenia gravis and polycystic ovarian syndrome specifically) due to
Read moreIllness or not, it’s easy to get overwhelmed particularly if you have a lot of things to do. One question
Read moreToday, we have a guest post from rockstar lupus advocate, Gabrielle Davis. A month ago, I got an email from
Read moreOne expression people with illnesses and disabilities often hear is, “The only disability in life is a bad attitude.” I’m sure people who
Read moreIt’s Day 5 of WEGO’s Health Activist Writer’s Month Challenge. And today’s question is: Breaking News The top story of
Read moreI’ve been depressed the past few days. There are many difficult aspects to depression and one of them is
Read moreLiving with a chronic or incurable illness can make us live life at a slower pace–whether it’s an invisible illness
Read moreOne of the most common pieces of career advice millennials hear is, “find a mentor.” However, finding a mentor is
Read moreIn my previous article (Work & Chronic Illness Part 1: 4 Things Not to Say to Sick People), I shared
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