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How my Rare Disease caused Brain Fog

Living in the Haze? Try These 5 Self-Tested Strategies to Beat Brain Fog

Post Views: 506 Many a time, life hands us challenges that shake our foundations and reshape our perspectives. For me, being diagnosed with a rare neurological condition, Isaacs’ Syndrome, was one such defining moment. This article is not just about the hurdles I’ve faced; it’s about gratitude, awareness, and resilience. It’s an invitation to others

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Acromegaly: When COVID Disrupted a Body Already Dealing with Hormonal Imbalance

Post Views: 493 Archith’s Note: We all have our own version of the COVID story. For me, as a patient with Isaacs’ Syndrome, the pandemic was a test of endurance and a surprising teacher. This blog is about the silver linings that a rare disease patient, Ebony, found in the midst of uncertainty. She innovatively

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Familial Hypercholesterolemia: Living with High Cholesterol That Shows No Warning Signs

Post Views: 630 A Heart Attack at 28 Most people think heart disease is something that happens in old age. But for Aria, a 28-year-old teacher, her first heart attack came before she even turned 30. She was young, active, and had no obvious risk factors. What she didn’t know was that she was living

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Seitei: The Practice You’ve Never Heard of — But Should Know

Post Views: 800 Archith’s Note: Seitai is a combination of many energy-balancing techniques. It played a transformative role in my own journey with chronic pain. It was one of the therapies that strengthened my confidence in alternative medicine, showing me that healing can come not only from pills and procedures but also from restoring balance

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Medicine Management through Systematic Tapering Plan

Medication Management: I Learned the Hard Way This Isn’t Optional

Post Views: 522 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, dear Universe, you continue to bless me with recovery and health. ”It’s time to reduce your medicines following a systematic tapering plan (STP)”. My Neurologist commented after visiting my health status as I looked at him in amusement. Now what’s that? I

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5 Dynamic Ways Financial Planning Helped Me Afford Rare Medical Treatment

Post Views: 1,007 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, Universe, for continuing to bless me with recovery and health. Everyone dreams of finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, especially when life throws a curveball at us. While neither of those is realistic, what is possible is

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