The Unexpected Emotions of Hearing My Diagnosis in a Movie
I wasn’t expecting to feel anything when I put the film on. I’d read before that the character in Madame Web was historically written as having myasthenia gravis ..
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A Wedding Story: A Tale of Shared Experiences
I recently attended my friend’s daughter’s wedding in Dallas. As soon as I saw my friend’s 28-year-old daughter preparing to begin her new life, I wept .
What Choosing Myself While Living With Sickle Cell Looks Like
Living with sickle cell disease has never been easy, but 2025 marked a decisive shift for me ....
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Your Gut Health, Colds, and Flu
Cold and flu season is upon us again, and this year is a doozy. In addition to the flu vaccine, supporting your gut health with good nutrition and a healthy lifestyle can help protect you against viruses ...
Skin Care During Pregnancy: What’s Safe, What’s Not, and Why Your Skin Feels Weird
If you're pregnant (or planning to be) and suddenly questioning every product in your bathroom, you’re not alone ....
What Do I Need to Know About Pancreatic Insufficiency?
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, or EPI, is a digestive condition in which your pancreas does not produce enough enzymes to properly break down food ....
