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Getting rid of Frozen Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder: When Even Simple Movement Stops Being Simple

Post Views: 1,243 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful. Thank you, Universe, for continuing to bless me with recovery and health.  Anyone who’s ever suffered from Isaacs’ Syndrome knows that the rare disease makes one so vulnerable in every little aspect. I contracted a chronic frozen shoulder condition and felt excruciating pain. In

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How taking up Hobbies helped my Rare Disease

Transforming Pain into Purpose: Finding Joy in Therapeutic Hobbies

Post Views: 774 Life dances to its rhythm, tossing us unexpected challenges when we least expect them. In my case, the year 2016 marked a profound turning point. I was diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular condition known as Isaacs’ Syndrome. And that was just the beginning—Lyme disease, Glaucoma, Membranous Glomerulonephritis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Diabetes,

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Spirituality and Health

In the Arms of Grace: My Journey Through Illness, Hope, and Spiritual Healing

Post Views: 419 There are moments in life when the world feels like it stops; not because something extraordinary has happened, but because something inside us breaks. For me, that moment arrived when I was suddenly overwhelmed by an illness I never expected. What came next was a series of medical issues, emotional challenges, and

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Doctor-patient relationship

Revolutionizing Healthcare: What If Prevention Were More Profitable Than Treatment?

Post Views: 526 A Moment of Gratitude Every heartbeat feels like a gift now. After years of battling rare and chronic illnesses, I begin each morning with gratitude. It is to reflect on the strength I’ve regained and for the resilience I never knew I possessed. It’s a reminder that healing isn’t just physical; it’s

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