Each January, I typically engage in the futile art of resolution-making, although I’m not sure what I make actually qualify as “resolutions”. It’s more like … Read More ›
Tag: invisible illness
Earlier this year, I wrote about a family reunion trip to Lake Tahoe and how I had to miss out on most of the activities … Read More ›
I have never been great at making friends. When I was younger, part of that stemmed from self-doubt, because I didn’t have a lot of … Read More ›
Like it does with most things in life, having a chronic illness can complicate the process of getting a tattoo. I have put together a … Read More ›
A couple weeks ago, I may have had a mid-life crisis and had this done: It is my first tattoo, and I am entirely too … Read More ›
Today marks the end of Invisible Illness Week and, as you may remember, October is Dysautonomia Awareness month. In the past I have helped organize … Read More ›
I have mentioned this before, but being a patient who is also a caregiver is one of the more capricious dichotomies of my life. I … Read More ›
Standing Up to POTS (an organization for which I serve on the Board) is partnering with counselors and suicide prevention specialists to tackle the issue … Read More ›
I expect this post will be wildly unpopular, but I am going to say it anyway. Stop comparing every illness to cancer. The day I … Read More ›
Hi friends, I’d like to tell you that the title for this post is some deep metaphor for the wisdom I’m about to bestow, but … Read More ›