Post Views: 653 Archith’s Note: I’m delighted to introduce Siddharth, a thoughtful writer from Uttarakhand, India, who lives with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In his beautifully written piece, “My Green Companions: A Journey of Connection and Health,” Siddharth shares how nurturing indoor plants has become more than just a hobby; it’s a source of healing, …
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Post Views: 677 When My Body’s Battery Runs Low Think about your phone. You charge it all night, but in the morning, it only shows 20%. Annoying, right? Now imagine your body works the same way. No matter how much you rest, you wake up tired. That’s what life with a Mitochondrial Disorder feels like. …
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Post Views: 518 There are moments in life when we feel broken; physically, emotionally, or spiritually. But at times, those cracks become the birthplace of strength, growth, and beauty. That’s the philosophy behind Kintsugi, a Japanese art form that’s not just about fixing broken pottery with gold… but also about embracing our flaws and making peace …
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Post Views: 739 Every once in a while, life hands us a challenge that rewrites the very rhythm of our days. For me, that challenge came in the form of an unexpected diagnosis—and a cascade of others that followed. But amid it all, I’ve found something extraordinary: the quiet power of social connections, the kind of …
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Post Views: 237 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, Universe, for continuing to bless me with recovery and health. When the world around you is silent, it takes only one right voice to become powerful. Powerful voices can nurse us especially when we experience a rough patch in life. Chronic ailments …
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Post Views: 250 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, Universe, for continuing to bless me with recovery and health. Physiotherapy helped me take those little steps that empowered me with larger steps in my rare journey. This post shares my experience with Physiotherapy. It helped me deal with symptoms of my …
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Post Views: 680 Q-1) Could you describe your story? A-1) I am a middle-aged Black woman who has Lymphedema. It is swelling in an arm or leg caused by a lymphatic system blockage. The condition is caused by a blockage in the lymphatic system. Lymphatic is a part of the immune and circulatory systems. Lymphedema …
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Post Views: 741 A personal journey through chronic illness and the tools that helped me cope Living with chronic illness is like being thrown into a storm without a forecast. You never quite know when the winds will pick up, when the skies will darken, or when your body will betray you again. For me, …
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Post Views: 341 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, dear Universe, you continue to bless me with recovery and health. Post getting diagnosed with rare and chronic diseases I became inquisitive about what my blood group A positive (+) could say about healing. I was diagnosed with a rare disease called …
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Post Views: 133 Blame is such a heavy word; sharp, quick to judge, and often misplaced. When the world is shattered by a diagnosis of a chronic illness, it’s natural to look for a reason or a culprit. Could blame in such cases act as a protective emotion rather than a destructive one? And more …
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