Lindsay shares how gastroparesis changed her relationship with her body, adjusting to a feeding tube, TPN, weight fluctuations, and the support that helped her feel seen.
Erica shares how living with severe gastroparesis changed her career, daily routines, and relationship with her body, and why community support matters.
Gabby shares the unseen realities of living with severe gastroparesis, from loneliness and difficult days to finding support and holding onto joy.
DAISY Award honoree Linda Genes shares how oncology nursing, whole-person care, and small acts of compassion have shaped her nursing journey.
For Nurses Week, Lonna shares how Nurse Shyanne Brandon supported her through complex medical challenges, advocated for her care, and showed compassion to both her and her son.
In honor of Nurses Week, Ann shares how one nurse helped her feel seen, supported, and like herself again during recovery and treatment.
In honor of Nurses Week, Erica shares how Nurse Jen P. became an irreplaceable part of her healthcare journey.
Meet Rosa, a DAISY Award honoree and oncology nurse whose compassionate approach to care has made a lasting impact on her patients. In her own words, she shares what drew her to oncology nursing and the moments that continue to shape how she shows up every day.
Maddie shares how learning to accept care changed her relationship with support, self-advocacy, and what it means to move through chronic illness with clarity and confidence.
Dee Marie’s journey highlights how patient advocacy, identity, and lived experience can shape more inclusive healthcare systems—and what healthcare leaders can learn from it.
Read Lindsay’s story of living with a feeding tube, including her daily GJ tube care routine, venting and draining, and the lessons she’s learned managing gastroparesis.
