Hey Everyone!
Hey Everyone,
26 year old female, thyriod cancer and law school survivor, currently on a mission to take control over my life, starting with my health and fitness, here! I blog about my life with thyroid cancer, in particular the challenges of being a young adult cancer survivor. I'm here to help share my story, promote some dialogue, and learn from...
I've always been a sucker for trying new things. (Late night infomercials are my kryptonite!) And, being the kind of person who can gain five pounds just smelling pizza and lose five pounds by dropping cheese for a week, I often apply this "What can I try next?" mentality to diet and exercise. My weight has fluctuated over the years. I played sports but I ate a good amount of...
I am a woman with a story, a voice, and a commitment. I am dedicated to helping others in the best way I know how: my writing. Writing helped me on my way to recovery and I have a sincere passion to be, at the very least, an understanding voice amid the pain of eating disorders and all that they bring. I've never been happier, so I know that health--mental, physical, and emotional--is possible....
I am 62 and was diagnosed with PSC (primary sclerosing cholangitis) and ulcerative colitis seven years ago, after several major cholangitis episodes. For several years I needed stent replacements in my main bile duct, because of biliary strictures, but this was resolved 1.5 years ago. I take UDCA (ursofalk) and mesalazine, as well as a large range of vitamins etc. After checking PSC on...
Stacy Cacciatore is a mother, wife, writer, runner and is passionate about health, fitness and wellness. Stacy pens the popular health and fitness blog, Five a Day the Fun Way, which provides healthy eating recipes, tips, activities and games for making eating healthy fun for the entire family. Stacyâ??s other books include: Candy Around the World, a childrenâ?? book which explores...
I'm in my late thirties, with no children, or husband. At the moment my older sister is living with me due to a marriage break-up. but she goes to see her children every day. I'm not working presently - so living on benefits. my parents died in 2003 - three months apart (mum - Oct, dad - Dec), both from cancer and I'm still getting over it. if there anything else you want to know - just ask...
I am an army wife and very proud to say that I also have 3 beautiful children. I live everyday hoping to have less pain tomarrow. I have been from Dr. to Dr. and I can't seem to get my pain under control. My pain is my back. Dr.'s believe that I have RA and fibromyalgia. I do have lordoses and degenerative disc disease. But to me I feel like the pain is to extreme even with that diagnoses. I get...
