Recognizing Mild and Severe Cases of Serotonin Syndrome
I’ve now experienced Serotonin Syndrome twice and I want to lay out how those symptoms presented to help others identify their own symptoms when doctor’s may miss it completely.
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The Arthritis is Eating Away At Me Almost As Much As The Inability To Get Treatment as A Young Adult With Arthritis
From hoping for a non-traditional path to manage my arthritis to being completely blocked from treatments it’s safe to say I’m having a bad time managing this new disease.
How Dorm Culture Is In Constant Opposition to Chronic Illness
How my first few college experiences, from orientation to move in weekend foreshadowed how much the needs of my chronic illness conflicted with campus and dorm culture.
A Generation Z’s Response to Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, It’s Time to Stop Ignoring Our Youth and Young Adults
Migraine Awareness falls short when it comes to representing people younger than 40 and this June for Migraine and Headache Awareness Month I’m kicking off my blog series that will focus on youth representation and experiences with migraine disease.
Why My Arthritis Is More Isolating Than My Other Chronic Conditions
I don’t understand arthritis and I don’t understand how a disease impacting so many people can make me feel so alone and unsupported in my care.
My Life. My Migraine. 