Chronic Illness: Acceptance is a Process Not a Moment
Living with a chronic or incurable illness can make us live life at a slower pace–whether it’s an invisible illness
Read MoreLiving with a chronic or incurable illness can make us live life at a slower pace–whether it’s an invisible illness
Read MoreThe past few days have been stressful for me; I’ve been fighting a psoriasis flare up and depression. As Fashionably ill
Read MoreLast week, I went to an Italian restaurant. This restaurant was an autoimmune patient’s dream—clean, good food, and very few
Read MoreOne of the most common pieces of career advice millennials hear is, “find a mentor.” However, finding a mentor is
Read MoreThis blog post is hard for me to write but I must write it for three reasons: First, many Americans
Read MoreSometimes chronic illness leaves patients on the outside looking in. When I was younger, I sometimes had to leave social
Read MoreRight now, my right foot is swollen. It’s slowly getting better. I have to admit that yesterday afternoon I feared
Read MorePeople are surprised when I tell them about insults I received due to changes in my appearance from illness. If
Read MoreFriends: If you have a moment, I need help with something important. One Fashionably ill reader, Cynthia, has asked for my
Read MoreIn my previous article (Work & Chronic Illness Part 1: 4 Things Not to Say to Sick People), I shared
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