One Day at a Time: What 10 Years Without Alcohol Taught Me about My Lymphedema
It’s been ten years without alcohol and a lifetime with lymphedema. The key to both, I’ve found, is to keep taking them one day at a time.
Stay elevated.
It’s been ten years without alcohol and a lifetime with lymphedema. The key to both, I’ve found, is to keep taking them one day at a time.
Reflections from your local lymphedema blogger, after a decade of writing.
The 2019 NLN Conference was full of amazing information. Here are five of my biggest takeaways.
What’s worse: no one offering me a seat, or me not speaking up for myself while I’m in pain? How can I expect others to look out for me when I don’t look out for myself?
My grandmother Phyllis was not a “bake banana bread and knit sweaters” kind of grandma.
When the going gets tough, the tough get elevated.
Whether a work of art is intended to depict someone with swelling or not, it still feels meaningful when I see a body that looks like mine or another lymphie friend’s.
Short answer: yes! Here’s what’s been going on.
Adjusting to a new job can be difficult, especially when living with a chronic condition.
Time flies when you’re blogging about lymphedema!