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February is Turner Syndrome Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of this rare condition that affects people assigned female at birth. Turner Syndrome occurs when one of the X chromosomes is missing or partially missing, leading to a variety of developmental, medical, and social differences. Awareness and education during this month help families, friends, and allies better support those living with Turner Syndrome.

January marks Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, a time to raise understanding of Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and the realities faced by both those living with these conditions and the caregivers who support them.

Today, on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, I want to start with this simple truth: your story matters. Every symptom, every struggle, every victory — even the quiet, unseen ones — is important.   For so many of us living with chronic illness or disability, much of our lives happen behind closed doors. We’re expected to smile through pain, justify our symptoms, and prove what our bodies feel. Projecting “fine” when we’re anything but can feel exhausting, isolati

Waiting for the meds to kick in is a daily ritual for many of us, and it’s often worse than the symptoms that follow. The anticipation, the uncertainty, and the helplessness combine into a kind of nightmare all their own.

I put a fun twist on the phrase, “Not my circus, not my monkeys,” because sometimes life’s chaos isn’t yours to fix. Only now, it’s pumpkin season, and your patch has boundaries. It will be my go-to vibe for this pumpkin spice season.

🔪 Camp Crystal Ache: Behind the Design Welcome to Camp Crystal Ache—where the lake is cursed, the cabins creak, and every direction...

Imagine a world where your wardrobe reflects your personality and speaks to your daily struggles with a touch of sarcasm. Enter a new clothing brand that is making waves in the chronically ill community – a brand named Chronically Sarcastic. Founded by a Canadian entrepreneur who was forced to leave her job due to severe migraines and psoriatic arthritis in her hands, Chronically Sarcastic is more than just a clothing line.