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Continue reading →: How 2 Not Die While Applying for Jobs… (in this job market, you’ll want to read this)My experience with forklifts and pallet jacks has earned me some quality additional interview time and helped me land a few job offers.
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Continue reading →: Is it time we rethink the word “comorbidity”?The discussion around the term “comorbidity” highlights its negative implications on patients’ self-perception. Proposing alternatives like “co-occurring conditions,” argues for language that fosters a more compassionate view of chronic illness and emphasizes resilience instead of morbidity.
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Continue reading →: STOP TRACKING YOUR SYMPTOMSSymptom-tracking is valuable, but functional impact is what truly matters during doctor’s visits.
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Continue reading →: When You Have POTS, Your Car Isn’t “Just a Car”For those with chronic conditions, a car isnt just your transportation; it’s a safe space for recovery while out and about.
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Continue reading →: When “Just Keep On Keeping On” Is the Most Insulting Thing You Can Hear on a Sunday MorningNavigating complex chronic illness can feel like an endless battle, often leaving patients feeling drained and unheard.




