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Living with chronic illness is HARD especially when many symptoms aren't visible and lab tests don't always confirm a diagnosis or that something is going on. ~90% of disability are invisible - meaning that symptoms are only experienced by the person...
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After graduating from college in May, I *finally* had enough time to take care of my health. Constant stomach cramps combined with painful bloating led me to believe that something was off-balance in my system. As I finally took a...
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Would you ever tell your best friend she was ugly? Would you tell her she was incapable of being loved, too tall, too short, or annoying? Absolutely not! So why is it okay to talk to ourselves like that? Today,...
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Sometimes life can feel like being stuck in traffic on a damp school bus, your cheek pressed against foggy glass as rain plucks the pavement. I like to label this gloomy, contemplative experience the “rainy bus blues”. When I get...
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The world is changing. As the nation surges with activism, protests, and rioting, a cascade of voices flood the media. It seems like every friend, family member, and acquaintance has something to say about this unfolding narrative, for better or...
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