Story Time: The Land That Time Forgot
Today I read Chapter 1 of The Land That Time Forgot, by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The Invisible Armor of the Chronically Ill
Behind every smile, every brave “I’m fine,” and every step forward is a story of resilience only the chronically ill truly understand. In the latest blog post, Invisible Armor: The Superpower of the Chronically Ill, we explore the unseen strength that chronic warriors cultivate to endure and thrive despite their daily struggles. This empowering and deeply relatable article reminds us that while chronic illness may steal much, it also bestows an incredible capacity for courage, adaptation, and hope. Whether you’re living with illness or supporting someone who is, this is a must-read that will inspire and uplift.
Silenced and Suffering: The Alarming Truth About Women's Pain and Healthcare
When older women patients are treated by women doctors, they are less likely to die or be readmitted to the hospital than when treated by male doctors, according to a study of patients age 65 and older recently published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Colorism and Its Impact on Our Well-being
People with darker skin tones often face barriers to accessing quality healthcare, which is something we can all relate to. We've all had to fight for our diagnoses, for our treatments, and for our rights as patients.
The LEGO Effect: Unlocking the Power of Play to Transform Mental Health
LEGO is being used as a form of therapy to help individuals, especially children, cope with stress, anxiety, and even PTSD. The idea is that the repetitive motion of building with LEGO bricks can be meditative, helping to calm the mind and reduce stress levels.