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Social media holds the potential to connect and empower people, but it can just as easily tear down and dehumanize them. For one Canadian woman on Facebook earlier this week, it did both.
For us lymphies, the new year is a great time to look at our health habits—both physical and mental—and see what we need to work on, and what we can carry over with us into the new year.
Meeting other people with lymphedema is always exciting — it’s kind of like discovering friends you never knew you had!
Throughout the month of May, the National Lymphedema Network is running their second annual virtual walk to raise money for lymphedema education and awareness!
“Sometimes I feel like I am facing a ticking clock, ticking down the number of days in which I can live a semi-normal life, or at least appear to do so to the outside world.”
The LYMPHA technique creates a bypass to restore lymphatic flow.
Lucie Crouch recently underwent physiotherapy for her lymphedema. After a positive experience, she decides to share her story. I’ve beenContinue Reading
Jim Miller has suffered from lymphedema for the past forty-six years and has been a very encouraging and inspiring voice onContinue Reading
It’s June, lymphies! Can you believe it? This year is already halfway over; it’s amazing how quickly the months pass.Continue Reading