All you need is love … at least according to The Beatles and their hit song of the same name. In the autoimmune world, we need more than love to survive, but self-love as medicine may just be the Continue Reading
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Pushing Pause
Making The Case For Pushing Pause On New Year's Resolutions It’s mid-January and per usual, I am late to pledge my New Year’s Resolutions to the world (and by world, I mean my blog readers and Continue Reading
KIMBERLY’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET KIMBERLY I’m in Atlanta, I’m 23 years old and I have Scleroderma, Raynaud's and APS. My family is my motivation! DIAGNOSIS When I was eight, I was diagnosed with Raynaud's and Continue Reading
BANSARI’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET BANSARI I'm 26 years old and as a person I'm very talkative and expressive. I like to love and enjoy my life and have lot of ambitions and dreams for myself. Additionally, I enjoy exploring Continue Reading
New Year 2021
Let's Say Goodbye to 2020 and Start Over This New Year! Ladies, we are just days away from the New Year 2021! We can make it! 2020 has been a bust, but it has given us time to reflect, change, Continue Reading
ALYSSA’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET ALYSSA Born and raised in Chicago, I come from a big family. Growing up in a mixed heritage household and speaking 2 languages, I learned to love who I am and where we come from. My beliefs Continue Reading
KATHERINE’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET KATHERINE Hello! My name is Katherine Simpson and I am 17 years old. I'm from the Raleigh area and just graduated from high school on June 5th! I live with my mom, dad, grandfather, and Continue Reading
Weathering Winter with Raynaud’s
I am not made for winter. Despite the fact that Christmas is in December and my birthday is in February, winter is my least favorite season for one big reason: I HATE to be cold… and I am ALWAYS cold! Continue Reading
STEFF’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET STEFF I’m an advocate for chronic illness and I try my best to raise awareness for Ankylosing Spondylitis and other chronic illnesses as well as mental illnesses. I live outside of Toronto, Continue Reading
