InInvisible IllnessbyJohn Kruse MD, PhD·2d agoWhat Connects Connective Tissue to ADHD?Neurodivergent individuals are far more likely to have hyper-mobile joints.A response icon27A response icon27
Destiny Aitsuji·Oct 2MCAS Trifecta Health Journal Log #17I was born to die. Still, I want to live and am learning how. Here’s what I’m doing to improve my odds.
Destiny Aitsuji·Sep 24MCAS Trifecta Health Journal Log #13I was born to die. Still, I wish to live and am still learning how to. Here’s what I’m about to do to rig my odds.
John Turley·Jul 10When the Body’s Blueprint Has a Flaw:A Look at Ehlers-Danlos SyndromeUnderstanding the DisorderA response icon1A response icon1
InChronicallyOveritbyMeg·Jul 3How has it already been a year of Chronically Over It!?I can’t believe it’s been a year since I posted my first piece, Coming to Terms With Being Disabled. Since then, I’ve written some of my…
Michael Bihovsky·May 31See The World Through My Eyes — Posterior Vitreous Detachments in EDSMay is Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Awareness Month. I thought I’d use the opportunity to talk about something personal I’ve been going…
Lelê Silva·May 20Fragmentada.Antes eu queria ser vista. E com ser vista eu não quero dizer ter fama ou algo do tipo, mas ser entendida. Hoje, eu já não faço mais…
Matthea·Apr 14Holding Two Truths at OnceIn my last entry, I glossed over how I was diagnosed. The truth is, that part comes with a measure of guilt.
Chronically Jo·Mar 22Time Flies When You’re Chronically Fabulous!The painful paradox of flares — when time freezes in agony, yet whole months and seasons still slip away
Chronically Jo·Mar 21Chronically Fabulous and Still CreatingHow art (and a whole herd of zebras) gave me back my creativity when chronic illness took my friends, my freedom, and my old lifeA response icon1A response icon1
