Post Views: 100 This blog is one such celebration, a moment of gratitude for the Universe. It has continuously blessed me with resilience, recovery, and the gift of health. Living with rare and chronic illnesses isn’t just a medical challenge. It is an emotional and spiritual expedition that requires navigating unpredictable terrain. It is about […]
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Post Views: 160 First off, thank you, Universe. Every day I wake up, I feel blessed. Recovery isn’t linear, nor is health, but both are worth fighting for. If you’re reading this blog, welcome to my world of reflection, resilience, and extensive research. In 2016, my life took a dramatic turn. I was diagnosed with
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Post Views: 180 Will Tyson: A Heartfelt Advocate Will Tyson lives with a rare genetic heart disease called cardiomyopathy, just like his father, Mark. Their shared diagnosis changed everything, but instead of staying silent, Will chose to speak up. At 19, Will collapsed while playing basketball. That moment led to a life of medical care,
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Post Views: 319 As 2025 draws to a close, one story rises above the noise, reshaping both India’s health and business landscape. Microsoft’s bold investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just fueling economic growth; it’s rewriting what care can feel like. From faster diagnoses to district clinics suddenly empowered with specialist knowledge. AI is transforming
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Post Views: 533 First off, thank you, Universe. Every day, I wake up feeling blessed. Recovery isn’t linear, nor is health, but both are worth fighting for. If you’re reading this blog, welcome to my world of reflection and resilience. The First Whispers It began with whispers. Not voices, but signals that were strange, insistent
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Post Views: 200 Archith Allergies are often brushed off as “just sneezing” or a seasonal nuisance. But as Dr. Dayanashre K reminds us, they deserve a closer look. In India, where our environment and food habits are so diverse, allergies can show up in unexpected ways from everyday triggers like dust and pollen to less
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Post Views: 412 Archith James Smith is the co‑founder of the Foundation for Hao‑Fountain Syndrome, a global initiative born from his family’s own rare disease journey. When his daughter was diagnosed with Hao‑Fountain Syndrome, James transformed years of uncertainty into a mission: to connect families, accelerate research, and advocate for better access to care. Because
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Post Views: 271 Archith At our platform, we believe the most powerful insights come not just from research and statistics, but from lived experience. Today, we are honored to share the story of Michael Turner, a 42‑year‑old father of two from Austin, Texas, who is living with Huntington’s disease. Michael’s journey is one of resilience,
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Post Views: 465 Gratitude is my morning mantra. Every heartbeat and step forward in recovery is a blessing I don’t take for granted. So, dear Universe, thank you. You continue to bless me with health and the strength to persevere. Introduction: When My Life Became a Punchline Back in 2016, my life took a drastic
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Post Views: 407 Archith This insightful blog was written exclusively for Ordinarily Rare by Dr. Jyoti Singh, a seasoned nutritionist with deep expertise in renal diet planning. With years of experience guiding patients through the complexities of kidney care, Dr. Singh brings a rare blend of clinical precision and cultural sensitivity to her work. Her
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