Veronica’s health journey hasn’t been easy — from back-to-back surgeries to adjusting to life with an ostomy. But through fear, independence, community, and quiet victories, she discovered a strength she didn’t know she had. Her story is a reminder that healing is not linear, and no one should have to navigate it alone.
Hil is an active cancer advocate, writer, and mentor. After being diagnosed with Breast Cancer at the age of 28 with no previous family history, she shares important tips that she wishes she had known when she was battling cancer.
Eating can be a difficult task when living with gastoparesis. Grace shares some of the foods that work for her during a flare-up.
Living with a feeding tube for nearly 2 years, Erica shares her daily routine, self-care practices, and reflections on identity, independence, and life beyond illness.
After nearly five years of living with a feeding tube, care has become part of everyday life. Miranda's story reflects on routine, identity beyond illness, and what it means when care becomes ordinary.
For Feeding Tube Awareness Week, Olivia shares what daily feeding tube care really looks like, how it became second nature, and how it helped her reclaim confidence, routine, and self-identity.
Navigating life with a chronic illness isn’t easy, but Caitlin has found that embracing the small moments and celebrating even the smallest victories make a world of difference. Explore some of the things that bring Caitlin joy and help her stay positive on her chronic illness journey.
Jamie shares reflections on her healing journey, practices that have helped her, and advice for others walking a similar path with chronic conditions.
As we step into another year, it’s essential to focus on the small wins, set realistic goals, and show ourselves the same kindness we offer to others. Here’s how Kaelee is navigating the new year and prioritizing her health, one step at a time.
Emily, a registered nurse living with chronic illness, shares what it means to release old expectations, honor limits, and choose care without pressure. Her story is a reminder that healing doesn’t require a reset — just permission to move forward gently, one day at a time.
Dee Marie reflects on releasing fear, embracing visibility, and using art and advocacy to move forward with purpose as a disabled creative.
Discover how Lauren, a chronic illness warrior, prepares for the holiday season with boundaries, planning, and self-compassion. Practical, heartfelt insights inside.
Chronic illness activist Nelly shares how she’s redefining the holiday season through rest, gentle pacing, boundaries, and self-compassion. A powerful reminder that slowing down isn’t weakness — it’s healing.
Lily Mae shares the moments that reshaped her understanding of care—from finally being believed, to starting a support group, to turning her own pain into advocacy. A moving reflection on illness, community, and finding strength in unexpected places.
Lindsay’s story reveals how care evolves — from a task to a lifeline, from a gesture to a turning point. Her journey through chronic illness, diagnosis, and rediscovering herself is a powerful reminder of strength and humanity.
Through her journey with chronic illness, multiple surgeries, and moments of deep faith, Gabrielynn discovered that real care isn’t only clinical — it’s human. Read her story of strength, connection, and learning to rest without guilt.
Erica’s story is a raw and honest look at what good care feels like when living with chronic illness. From a 100-day hospitalization to finding a validating care team and giving back through her Care Mail program, she shares the moments that shaped her strength and healing.
Discover how Miranda transformed her medical experiences into advocacy, community support, and meaningful impact. Learn from her inspiring journey and find ways to navigate life with chronic illness.
Kristy’s story reveals the hidden layers of living with chronic illness—from grief and missed milestones to joy, advocacy, and breaking silence. Read her words of strength and truth.
Anita’s story is one of courage, grief, and purpose. Living with Neuroendocrine Carcinoma IV, she shares her truth on loss, taboos in healthcare, and the gift of finding community.
