Summer, once Nicole's favorite season, now poses significant challenges due to her heat intolerance and temperature instability. Yet, Nicole has found ways to adapt and still enjoy the season. Explore her strategies and experiences.

Traveling has always been a passion for CoraBeth, but managing chronic illness added new challenges. Through resilience and adaptability, she discovered that with thoughtful planning and a positive mindset, travel can still be rewarding.

Living with a chronic illness has transformed Veronica's life in countless ways. Navigating daily challenges with an ileostomy, POTS, chronic migraines, and a PICC line, she remains resilient and determined. 

Explore Lonna’s tips for traveling with a chronic illness, from must-have travel items to practical advice for managing health on the road. Discover how to stay comfortable, safe, and enjoy travel with a chronic condition.

Summer travel guide for warriors with chronic illness, so that they can travel with care no matter the destination. 

For individuals with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and other forms of dysautonomia, summer can bring unique challenges, particularly regarding fatigue. Understanding the physiological reasons behind this increased fatigue and how to manage it can make a significant difference.

Traveling with a chronic illness can be hard, especially when faced with unexpected challenges and a new diagnosis. As someone living with lupus and multifocal avascular necrosis (osteonecrosis), Sam shares the complexities and hurdles that come with planning and embarking on a summer trip.

Caitlin's journey with chronic illness began 11 years ago at the age of 14, and she has since become well-versed in managing the complexities that come with it.  In this blog post, she shares her personal story and offers practical tips for fellow chronic illness warriors to help them navigate their own journeys.

Madelyn (@chronicallymadelyn) is a disability and chronic illness advocate. Her goal is to inform and educate about disabilities and chronic illnesses while also helping others feel less alone in their journey!