Getting Closer To Myself

A routine annual Pap smear turned into a colposcopy, which turned into a laser conization, which taken together has become one of the most u...

Valentine’s Day 2018 will be a Valentine’s Day that I will always remember. For those of you who have been reading this blog for awhile...

On this day, 10 years ago, I started this blog.  I was just finishing my first year of graduate school, and after eight months of crazy sym...

Last June, I went to the worst rheumatologist appointment ever (Read: The Storm After Years Of Calm).  And I thought, now that I have a new ...

In my last post, I shared about my foot surgery and said that there were several other things that had happened, which I had not had a chanc...

It has been awhile, like four months, which is way too long.  I’ve been computer-less, and still am, but there is so much to share.  Some of...

2017 has been full of ups and downs, some of which I’ve shared here and some of which I haven’t.  While I didn’t write often in 2017, I per...

I have had the opportunity to attend a lot of events as a result of my blog.   Many of these events are hosted by pharmaceutical companies. ...

In honor of World Arthritis Day, I’m excited to announce that “Real Life Diaries: Living with Rheumatic Diseases” has been published. ...

To be clear, this post isn’t about having problems with new doctors.   Quite the opposite.   I finally found a rheumatologist that I li...

I don’t usually post on the weekend, but I wanted to make sure to get the word out.  There’s still time – until 9:00 a.m. (eastern) on Mond...