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It dawns on me that a lot of readers like myself cannot attend the usual New Year’s Eve festivities many

5 Ways Illness Has Positively Changed My Holidays

I’ve written about the difficulty of being sick during the holidays like this entry, 3 Tips on Celebrating a Holiday

Both healthy and sick women can get caught up in a cycle of self-hate. When a woman complains that she’s

There is sisterhood or brotherhood out there for you even if you have a super rare, hard to pronounce illness.

One of my favorite movies is 2007’s The Great Debaters. It’s about a lot more than debate; it’s about resilience.

I’ve really been pushing myself today as I woke up feeling tired. Doing my new Pilates routine energized me. With

I’m still blogging for WEGO’s National Health Blog Post Month. Because I began the challenge on the sixth of November,

Today is the twenty-third day of WEGO’s National Health Blog Post Month. Here is today’s question: Teaching the Teacher:  What’s

It’s the 21st day of National Health Blog Post Month, and I am struggling to write today’s WEGO prompt. I’ve

It’s a widely known fact that people with mental illness face stigma at school, at work, and even at home.