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Posted on 19. December 2013

Grateful to be Grateful

Part of chronic illness is dealing with loss, and sometimes it is difficult to be grateful. This time of year especially, choosing to be thankful can make all the difference. [More]
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Posted on 12. December 2013

Ten Strategies for an Illness Free Holiday

Everyone risks burn out during the hectic, party-filled holiday season. But for families with chronic illness, even the most simple tasks can result in exhaustion, cancelled plans, and frustration [More]
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Posted on 5. December 2013

Friendship: The Best Thing in Life

Sometimes challenging situations show us who our real friends are. It’s wonderful when a challenge like chronic illness brings out the best in those closest to us. This is a story of friendship. True friendship. One that has never wavered no matter the circumstances. [More]
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Posted on 21. November 2013

Lightning Can Strike Twice ... or More Often

When something life-altering like a chronic illness diagnosis happens, it’s tempting to think bad fortune will pass you by the next time around. This blogger learns that there are no guarantees when it comes to the lightning strikes of chronic disease. [More]
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Posted on 14. November 2013

There Is No Normal

Living with chronic illness does not feel “normal.” This week’s blogger challenges the idea that there is even such a thing as “normal”, and suggests that what is needed is a change in perspective. [More]
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Posted on 7. November 2013

And So it Begins

Rebecca Zook had already been living with chronic illness for years when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Awaiting her mastectomy, she noticed how differently people responded to her illness this time around. [More]
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Posted on 31. October 2013

A Good Deed Never Goes Unrewarded

It’s easy to get so caught up in our own challenges that we forget to look around and see others who are hurting. Extending a helping hand can make all the difference, and it blesses the giver and the recipient. [More]
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Posted on 24. October 2013

Role Reversal: My Journey from Caregiver to Patient

When an unexpected diagnosis turned the tables, this blogger found herself on the receiving end of caregiving - with surprising results. [More]
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