I had lunch with a fellow psoriasis conqueror a few weeks ago. One thing we had in common is that at some point in our life’s, we lied about our psoriasis. I remember being young and trying to comprehend my disease. When people would ask what it was, I would tell all types of lies. (Check out … Continue reading »
Psoriasis is a particularly unpleasant condition. First there are the skin patches. Then there’s the embarrassment and hiding that goes along with them – long-sleeved shirts, jeans in hot weather and turtle necks year-round. And not least of all, there are the associated health risks: an increased likelihood of stroke, heart problems, and cancer, and … Continue reading »
Day 8 for The Wego Health’s National Health Blog Month 30 Days 30 Post Topic: Write about how you choose to write about others in your blog. When it comes to having psoriasis, there are three types of people who enter my life. These people are the one’s who understand, the ones who don’t understand, … Continue reading »
Day 5 for The Wego Health’s National Health Blog Month 30 Days 30 Post Topic: Write a list of list of 3 things that you’re thankful for/excited about/or inspired by. Hey everybody! Today has been a bit of a busy day! But as they say, better late than never, so here we go! I’m going … Continue reading »
Day 4 for The Wego Health’s National Health Blog Month 30 Days 30 Post Topic: “Disclose post. How did you decide what to share? What do/don’t you share? When I decided to do a blog, I realized that I would be allowing people into a world that I hid for years. This thought was difficult initially. But … Continue reading »
