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Spreading my wings…

As most of my regular already know, I love to write and although this very blog gives me an excellent opportunity to do so, I often wish that I could have an opportunity to write for a wider audience. So, I am very pleased that this week, I have been published in two excellent publications. Firstly, several weeks ago, I received an email from a journalist from PharmaTimes magazine, which is a very well-respected healthcare and pharmaceutical publication.  The magazine offers independent, authoritative...

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Chronic Illness and Working

    Welcome to the fourteenth day of the National Health Blog Post Month Challenge hosted by WEGO Health.   Every day during the month of November I will be writing a new blog post related to health and living with a chronic illness based on given prompts provided by WEGO Health. Today's prompt reads: First Day on the Job: Working with a chronic illness can be a difficult balance.  What should you divulge, what should you hold back, and how do you balance it all?  Do...

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The Evolution of a Patient

Welcome to the thirteenth day of the National Health Blog Post Month Challenge.  Every day during the month of November I will be writing a new blog post related to health and living with a chronic illness based on given prompts provided by WEGO Health. Today's prompt reads: Evolution: Write about how being a patient or caregiver has changed you.  How have your goals changed?  Have your values changed? Patience; as a patient I have developed far more patience than I had before being a...

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NHBPM Day Twenty-Eight: The Ever Changing Goal Posts…

Welcome to the penultimate post of this November's month-long challenge, thanks to WEGO Health's 'National Health Blog Post Month'.  Today, I have used a prompt from a few days ago instead of one of the prompt's set out for today's date.  The prompt asks us how have our goals as a patient/advocate evolved? In my opinion this is a great question, and I believe that often these goals change when a definitive diagnosis is finally given - especially when we are...

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