Post Views: 624 Rachit: – It felt great practicing some graceful Tai Chi moves. I found it extremely helpful in maintaining my health condition. However, I could not continue it for long as my body was not sufficiently strong enough to withstand the moves. Tai Chi is the Difference Between Life and Death Tai Chi …
Post Views: 685 Q-1) Could you briefly describe your story from getting diagnosed to having been cured? A-1) After having my daughter, I was put on birth control. I had tried the pill and the Depo shot, both of which made my hormones go all over the place. After dealing with weight gain, mood swings, …
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Post Views: 567 Rachit: – The therapy helped my loss of mobility, and was quite helpful in reducing body pain, boosting muscle strength, improving flexibility, and reducing overall stiffness. Physiotherapy and how it helps in the recovery of rare medical conditions Are you suffering from a health complaint, and are probably wondering whether physiotherapy will …
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Post Views: 444 Today we have someone who simply redefines motivation for many of us. His ability to start, persist, and then perform a task is worth watching. He began the process of developing and making constant efforts. He made sure to achieve his goal. There were many obstacles in his journey, but he kept …
Post Views: 1,149 This blog is another opportunity to feel grateful and thank you dear Universe: You continue to bless me with recovery and overall health. What does it mean to live like someone else when one is diagnosed with a rare disease? It is about my experiences living with Isaac Syndrome. It was challenging for my …
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Post Views: 985 When Life Gets Stiff (Literally) What happens when you’re told you have an incurable disease? For most people, the word “incurable” feels like a full stop. But here is someone for whom it became a comma. It was just a pause before a new chapter began. Most of us complain about stiff …
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