Ignoring pain and discomfort in the hopes that symptoms will just go away on their own is never a good idea. When what you really need is a trip to the emergency room, you could put yourself at serious risk. [More]

Experiencing a loss in life can make us feel isolated and alone. Finding someone who shares our pain and can empathize can help us cope and also teach us how to pay it forward later when someone else needs comfort and strength. [More]

Uncertainty is a scary thing — especially when it’s uncertainty about the future. As our readers well know, an illness or injury has the capacity to evoke horrible thoughts of living a life unlike the one that is truly enjoyed and loved. [More]

When a doctor prescribes a treatment plan for your child and you feel uneasy about it, take time to ask questions and learn more. If it still feels wrong, trust your gut. As this mom learned, the prescribed path is not always the right one. [More]

March is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Education and Awareness Month. With that in mind, this informative blog highlights some of the newest information regarding MS, it’s treatments and promising breakthroughs on the horizon. [More]

Ever had a claim denied or been told by an insurance company that a medical test was “not medically necessary?” Don’t lose heart. Using the right appeal technique can turn the tide in your favor. [More]

Are you as assertive as you’d like to be? Sometimes speaking up for yourself can put others off, but being taken seriously and setting boundaries is essential when you are chronically ill. [More]

Have you ever felt deeply discouraged by the symptoms of your illness? Feelings of depression may not be clinical in nature, but are still very real. Finding the right coping skills can help you regain your optimism. [More]