I have a friend named Kat. Kat is cool and funny and she has rheumatoid arthritis. I love when my cool and funny friends want to share a story on my blog, so Kat has decided to do just that. Here is Kat’s story about trying to date when you have an unpredictable autoimmune disease. […] Read more…
I’m stockpiling illnesses like they’re canned goods and I’m at Costco right before the apocalypse. I was going to say that I’m stockpiling illnesses like I’m a Newfie girl who just found a grocery store shelf full of mustard pickles, but I assume most of you won’t get that. And I don’t even really like […] Read more…
*Squeals so loud that only dogs can hear it* My best friend Melissa got married in October, and it was the most magical, perfect, chill, beautiful, magical, perfect, magical day. It was such a gorgeous love fest that it ignited this intense desire in all of her best friends to also get married and have a […] Read more…
A question I get asked a dizzying amount is “but what is lupus, Lisa?” Followed sometimes by “and how does it affect you?” It’s not like I go around wearing a sandwich board that says “ASK ME ABOUT MY LUPUS TODAY,” but I am often in social situations where someone hears that I have lupus […] Read more…
Chapter One: My Stomach Is Still Dying If you’re an avid reader of my blog, you may remember my last post about my stomach dying and me barfing 40-50 times a night. You may also recall that I ended that blog post on a somewhat hopeful note, stating: Yesterday was a half decent day though. […] Read more…
Disclaimer: I have been given this product as part of a product review. Although the product was a gift, all opinions in this review remain my own. I was recently sent a Be Brave Box to review for the blog. I’m very into subscription boxes lately – it probably has something to do with the fact […] Read more…
This is a very personal story about my body. I’m sharing it because there seem to be a ton of people out there who enjoy asking women why they don’t have kids. There are also people out there who tell us women that they know better than we do, that we will absolutely change our minds after we […] Read more…
I’m off work right now thanks to my good pal lupus, so I thought now would be a good time to share my ultimate chronic illness reading list with you guys. There’s no better way to pass the time than to get lost in a good book (assuming you have already watched everything on Netflix) […] Read more…
“I have been given this product as part of a product review through the Chronic Illness Bloggers network. Although the product was a gift, all opinions in this review remain my own and I was in no way influenced by the company. “ I am occasionally plagued by horrific migraines that send me to bed […] Read more…
It’s no secret that I love books. I’ve always turned to reading as a way to escape reality during the dark days when I wanted to take my mind off of my illness. But I’ve also turned to reading as a way to approach reality head on and try to come to a better understanding […] Read more…