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The New Year often arrives with loud messages about reinvention: New year, new me.  Change everything. Do more. Be better. While this narrative can feel motivating for some, for many—especially those living with chronic illness, mental health challenges, or recovering from burnout or trauma—it can feel invalidating, overwhelming, or even painful. Healing is not about becoming someone new. It’s about honoring who you already are. You do not need to reinvent yourself to be wort

When most people think about abdominal surgery, they picture the physical side of recovery: incisions healing, managing pain, adjusting...

Having an ostomy can bring about a whirlwind of emotions — from relief and hope to uncertainty and self-doubt. One of the most common...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the importance of mental well-being and to reduce the stigma surrounding mental...

As someone living with a chronic health condition, I understand firsthand how devastating it can be to see your body constantly change...

Living with a chronic illness can undoubtedly feel like a burden, particularly when it comes to taking care of your body and overall...

As we approach the summer months, there's often a sense of apprehension for those with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) due to increased heat...