Parkinson’s, the Unpaid Roommate
Parkinson’s, the Unpaid Roommate Parkinson’s has a talent for showing up early and acting like it owns the place. Some mornings it’s a small tremor in your hand, like you’re auditioning to be a human…
Anemia During Chemo and Breathless Days: Handling Shortness of Breath, Dizziness, and “Can’t Catch My Breath” Moments
Have you ever tried to take a full breath and felt like your body just wouldn’t cooperate? During anemia during chemo, that feeling can show up out of nowhere, in the grocery store aisle, on…
The Invisible Revolution: Living With Chronic Pain
The Invisible Revolution: Living With Chronic Pain Chronic pain changes every part of your life, and most people can’t see it. They aren’t ignoring your pain, they just can’t witness it. There’s no cast. No…
Energy Budgeting: How to Spend Your Good Hours Wisely
Energy budgeting without the guilt or stress On Tuesday, I woke up with only four good hours in me. Not four hours of sitting on the couch scrolling, four hours of being able to hold…
The Quiet Power of Small Steps
When the world says “progress,” many of us picture grand finish lines and dramatic moments. For people living with cancer, it’s easy to believe that progress only counts when you hear the words “all clear,”…
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