Patient stories about mental health, diabetes and other chronic conditions
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November 21st, 2017At WeAreMore, I connect with many patients who suffer from chronic pain. Once, I heard a patient cry foul over the much-publicized war against prescription opioid abuse. Recently, I
November 13th, 2017Coping with PTSD is an achievable goal, even if the condition is a four-letter acronym that can be as painful as it sounds.
October 25th, 2017After running an errand today, I realized that, due to my personal experiences, I had learned the ins and outs of supporting those unfortunate enough to be coping with
October 11th, 2017Chronic illness and depression often strike together. If you have dealt with a chronic illness for any length of time, then you’ve probably dealt with depression.
October 3rd, 2017Many people receive a chronic pain diagnosis every year and many are looking for answers to determine the appropriate treatment for this condition.
September 28th, 2017Running and depression are not concepts usually connected, but I consider running as movement therapy. Here’s my testimony.
September 22nd, 2017It is no surprise that diabetes doubles the risk of depression. Between balancing our diets, timing our injection intakes, scheduling exercise, and managing the highs and lows of blood-sugar
April 21st, 2017The first time I learned of suicide, I was on a skiing trip when I was fifteen years old. And based on my personal story since then, I can
April 20th, 2017Although it is not a clinically recognized term, brain fog is commonly used to describe periods of mental confusion or lack of focus. This leads to a decrease in