Unveiling Invisible Illnesses

It’s Okay to Feel

Yes, stay positive! BUT don’t stop having feelings. We have become such an image of perfection and only showcase the positive side of our story. This makes us feel like we can’t ever be raw or have feelings. It’s okay to be frustrated, cry or feel angry. Just don’t live there. It’s okay to feel!… Continue reading It’s Okay to Feel

Unveiling Invisible Illnesses

I Believe You

Misdiagnosis and blatant dismissal is common and can break people down over time.

Mental Health, Unveiling Invisible Illnesses

Once a Day – Engage Challenge

Do we ever really stop and truly engage with someone? Do we look into their eyes and acknowledge their existence, or are we too preoccupied with our own thoughts, the distractions of the world, or what we want to say next? In a society that’s constantly on the go, we often overlook the people right… Continue reading Once a Day – Engage Challenge

Unveiling Invisible Illnesses

Unveiling Invisible Illnesses – Endometriosis

Laura Kay Halcom from Rockledge, Florida is 1 of 10 who struggle with endometriosis, a painful disorder in which the tissue that grows on the lining of your uterus spreads to other organs like the fallopian tubes and ovaries. With no way to exit the body like normal menstruation, the tissue becomes trapped and causes… Continue reading Unveiling Invisible Illnesses – Endometriosis