Prominent Neurologist: "Lyme patients deserve same personalized approach to treatment as cancer patients"
A curated list of chronic illness gift ideas for a friend or loved one who suffers from chronic pain or mental health issues. Suitable for all occasions!
Fake Guilt means that we feel guilty even though we've done nothing wrong. It occurs because we substitute guilt in order to avoid having to feel sadness.
Find out what happens during cataract surgery, how you prepare for it, and what recovery is like.
Animation of a patient undergoing a total abdominal hysterectomy procedure including the transverse abdominal incision, cutting and suturing of the round ligaments,...
Our Mighty community shared TK surprising products and techniques that helped them cope with brain fog.
Living with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) can make even the simplest tasks more difficult. You’re exhausted all the time. Your body hurts. Your brain is
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People who experience unrefreshing sleep feel tired even after a full night's rest. Here's what to do about non-restorative sleep.
[Drawing of a stick-figure-girl and a stick-figure-elderly-woman talking. Above them are the words, “POTS Problem #32: Weather Changes!” The older woman points to her knee and says, “I can predict the...
"POTS Problems" created by Vanessa Matelski, also known as POTS and Spoons, is a comic series detailing life with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.
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Check out best-selling 11 products that will help cope up with chronic fatigue syndrome. Visit Quit Chronic Fatigue website for detailed information
Irine Polyzogopoulos was diagnosed with chronic idiopathic urticaria, and at the height of her illness, 75 percent of her body was covered in painful hives.
Spoon theory using up last spoon
jumpingjacktrash: “ umaruspeaks: “cleaning with ADHD is a nightmare. it’s an endless cycle of finding a half-finished chore and stopping the one you were already working on, then remembering that...
