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What it’s like to watch people die from your disease.
My immune system attacked my body when I was 10, resulting in a loss of ability to make a crucial hormone called insulin, which turns the food you eat into fuel for your body. Without insulin, the...
View ArticleBeing chronically ill but wanting to make a difference: the balance.
Three years ago today, I spent my day in a traditional Lakota sweat lodge. Two days prior, I had walked away from my corporate job with zero fallback plan. Already in the midst of a major autoimmune...
View ArticleThat tricky little bastard, serotonin.
One of the most important tools in the understanding-my-brain arsenal is pure science. It makes it all more manageable for me if I know why something is happening on a basic bodily function level. In a...
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