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Priorities, Perspective, and Projectile Vomiting at the Pharmacy
"I am holding the trashcan on my lap when Chaka Khan starts to sing about female empowerment. I think: “
Sorry, Chaka, but it is not all in me today.”
Doctors, Gaslighting, and Advocacy, Oh My!
“No matter how well you prepare you can’t guarantee that every doctor’s visit will go smoothly, but you can promise yourself not to suffer in silence. Advocate for yourself and for those that feel they can’t.”
ChronicHue: Bringing Mental Health Support to the BIPOC Chronic Illness Community
ChronicHue provides a much-needed virtual platform for BIPOC patients to share experiences and receive support for better mental health.
Black History, Patient Voices: Advocating for Equity Beyond February
"Black history is not confined to a single month; the same goes for health equity — it is a continuous narrative that should be woven into the fabric of our health care systems year-round." — Michelle Walters-Johnson, patient advocate
Helping Hands for Morocco Amidst the Earthquake Tragedy
Morocco faces challenges beyond the immediate aftermath of the recent earthquake. Here’s how you can raise funds and awareness for the region.
Why LGBTQ+ Representation Matters to Me: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion in Health Care
Why LGBTQ+ Representation Matters to Me: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion in Health Care In honor of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, hear firsthand from members of our chronic illness community about the vital importance of representation for the LGBTQ+ community in achieving…
5 Things I Learned at Headache on the Hill as a Patient Advocate — And What I Want You to Know Too
Unfortunately, having asthma may increase your risk of other chronic conditions. Learn why, and how to work with your care team and loved ones to get the care and support you need.
The Stigma of Talking About Pain: A Black Man’s Perspective
Migraine patient advocate Qasim Amin Nathari shines light on the need to remove the stigma and oftentimes shame of discussing pain the Black community.