MTHFR mutation and depression
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I Believe You
Misdiagnosis and blatant dismissal is common and can break people down over time.
Unveiling Invisible Illnesses – War Paint
Many people with invisible illnesses often make an effort to smooth their hair, conceal tired eyes, and apply a little makeup, regardless of how they feel. This becomes their mask, the "war paint" they wear to face the world. However, there are days when putting on that mask feels impossible, and on those days, they… Continue reading Unveiling Invisible Illnesses – War Paint
How To Be There For Someone With A Chronic Illness
Understanding invisible illness and how to show support
Invisible Illnesses Unveiled – Major Depressive Disorder
Major Depressive Disorder, Coping and Stigmas
To DNA Test or Not to DNA Test: That Is the Question
I think everyone, early on in life, should have their DNA tested. This would provide invaluable information on genetic diseases, allowing us to link DNA to specific changes in chromosomes, genes, and proteins. It could help rule out conditions and give us insight into genetic predispositions. Early genetic testing could prevent the lifelong struggle with… Continue reading To DNA Test or Not to DNA Test: That Is the Question