Post Views: 1,076 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 split into two chapters. One day, I was […]
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Post Views: 350 Archith Garry isn’t just a writer, he’s a survivor and a guide. Living with Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, a chronic autoimmune condition, he knows firsthand the daily challenges of managing health while trying to live fully. Through his blog, Garry shares how adopting a gluten-free lifestyle transformed his journey. What once felt like survival
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Post Views: 794 Archith At Ordinarily Rare, we feature voices that bring clarity and hope to those living with uncommon health journeys. One such voice is Guru Prakash Iyer, an Iyengar Yoga teacher based in Pune, Maharashtra. It is the city where B.K.S. Iyengar built his global legacy. With years of experience in Iyengar Yoga
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Post Views: 889 When the World Looks Away, Value Hides When the World looks away, Value hides….Value is often found where no one wants to look. In markets, it’s the ignored sectors. In medicine, it’s rare diseases, conditions that affect so few people that systems quietly move past them. I know this because I became
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Post Views: 365 Archith When we hear the word pancreas, most of us think of diabetes. But… Our pancreas is far more than a sugar regulator. It’s a small, leaf-shaped organ tucked behind the stomach that quietly runs some of the most important processes in our body. It produces enzymes that help digest food and
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Post Views: 831 Q-1) Could you describe your story from getting diagnosed to having been cured? A-1: I started experiencing Morgellons disease symptoms when I was 24. I had all the hallmark symptoms of the disease. Deep, slow-healing lesions, fibers protruding from the unbroken skin, brain fog, and fatigue. I had no idea what Morgellons disease
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Post Views: 579 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. In India, superstition and chronic illness often walk hand in hand. For many patients, especially
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Post Views: 736 Archith We are delighted to share an insightful article by Dr. Aravind Subramanian, an Ayurvedic physician from Chennai. With years of experience and a deep respect for India’s healing traditions, Dr. Aravind writes to help us understand Ayurveda in a way that feels practical and approachable. In this piece, he focuses on
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Post Views: 1,003 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. The Collision of Two Worlds In the years before my diagnosis, I was forced to live in two parallel timelines. One belonged, where I never wanted
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Post Views: 454 Archith Louis is as brave as his name suggests, facing every challenge with remarkable courage. He lives with Morvan syndrome, a rare condition that tests both body and mind, yet he continues to turn his struggles into strength. In this blog, Louis discusses his symptoms and the lessons he has learned along
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