Today’s guest post is by Alexa Federico. Alexa Federico is the owner of Girl in Healing, a blog focused on a real food approach and intentional lifestyle to thrive with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. She has an online practice as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner to coach others to use nutrition to be well. Alexa is the […]
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This week-Rachel from Rocking2Stomas teams up with premium catheter supplier Aeroflow to talk honestly and openly about improving life with a long-term catheter. Take it away Rachel… There seems to be a lot of information on the internet about all the different types of catheters and products that are available. However, there seems to be […]
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One of my tips for living well despite Fibromyalgia is to “have Fibro, do it anyway”. My biggest dream, since I was a young teenager, was to write a book. I thought perhaps I might not be able to, because once I have put in my hours on the computer for my work, my neck […]
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Here are some top tips from Bree (in the black hat) who writes at 3sistersabroad.wordpress.com. Be sure to head over and take a look at her blog for her latest posts… Having several chronic illnesses, I have a checklist for when I travel. Whether its overseas or to another state here in Australia. 1. It’s very […]
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Nikki Albert is a blogger living in Alberta, Canada with her common-law spouse and three cats. She runs the blog the Brainless Blogger, named after her most frustrating symptom of brain fog. Nikki writes about fibromyalgia, chronic pain, chronic illness, vertigo, and chronic migraines. She is also a freelance writer and fantasy fiction writer (fiction […]
Read MoreToday’s guest post is by Sheryl; who runs “A Chronic Voice”, a health, wellness and chronic illness blog. She had a mini-stroke at 14, followed by multiple blood clots, seizures, heart rhythm dysfunctions and surgeries over the years. She also has a gore-tex band in replacement of a heart valve. She shares her experiences […]
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Collaborative Post* Sarah has lived with IBS-D since the age of 19. After trying out many different dietary methods to control her symptoms, she found some relief with the FODMAP diet. She is passionate about raising awareness of what it’s like to live with the condition and she documents this on her blog ‘The Wee […]
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