Post Views: 772 Q-1) Could you briefly describe your story? A-1) Hey I am Ramuna. I was diagnosed with ‘’Polyarthritis” when I was half a year old. My right ankle doesn’t bend over, and my leg is small and thin. In my country Lithuania I was second with polyarthritis. Before I was diagnosed with polyarthritis […]
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Post Views: 655 When we talk about rare diseases in India, Fabry Disease often remains hidden in the shadows. Yet, behind the statistics are real people, patients and families navigating pain. This is the story of Dr Divyansh. He is a young doctor whose journey with Fabry Disease shows us why awareness, early diagnosis, and
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Post Views: 217 Archith’s Note: I spoke to Oliver and decided to share his story. He showed great strength and honesty while speaking about his journey with Myasthenia Gravis. During our conversation, I was deeply moved by his resilience. The way he continues to live with dignity despite challenges is commendable. His words reminded me
Post Views: 750 Archith This blogs comes from one of the most gaming-active countries in the world, Philippines. Stats say that nearly all internet users (about 75–86%) play video games, mostly on mobile devices. For most of us, video games are a pastime, a way to unwind, compete, or escape into another world. But for
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Post Views: 1,290 Q-1) Describe your story? A-1) I was unaware that I had a Cancerous Tumor. Let me tell you that a tumor is a solid mass of tissue. It forms when abnormal cells group together. A tumor is capable of affecting bones, tissue, glands, skin, and organs. Many tumors are not cancer (but
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Post Views: 839 God has been kind to many of us. Instead of being grateful we never put an end to complaining. Today’s story is about Aryan, a child born with Cerebral Palsy, and an angel. He was a twin, younger than his very intelligent sister by 3 minutes, and affected by Cerebral Palsy due
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Post Views: 877 Archith 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, balance,
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Post Views: 884 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: 874 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: 2,137 Archith’s Note: I’m pleased to introduce Viktor, a writer from Sweden who lives with Epilepsy. In his heartfelt article, “5 Surprising Ways Comfort Became My Best Medicine,” Viktor shares how something as simple as choosing comfortable clothing has become a powerful part of his healing journey. Through his story, he beautifully illustrates
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