Living With Fibromyalgia and Axial Spondyloarthritis: My StoryAfter many years of trial and error with doctors, my axial spondyloarthritis (AxSpa) was under control with a prescription of biologics and...reactionscomments
Laughter as Medicine: Using Humor in Health AdvocacyChronic illness is no laughing matter, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have some laughs when we advocate about it. Our bodies are always...reactions1comment
Menopause and Chronic Illness: A Journey to Finding ReliefAs a woman who has lived with chronic illness for many years, I thought I had a good handle on managing my...reactions1comment
Night Sweats and Insomnia Are a NightmareEditor's note: This article was originally written by Amy Pilkington and published on our partner site SleepDisorders.net.I have a preferred temperature range...reactions4comments
How to Partner With Your Doctor for Better CareDo you have a great relationship with your primary or speciality doctor? When I ask people I know this question, they often...reactions5comments
Announcing the 2025 Social Health Award Winners!The Social Health Awards celebrate the incredible work of patients and caregivers sharing their journeys online. This year's winners are inspirational, and...reactionscomments
Cooler Nights, Menopause, and InsomniaEditor's note: This article was originally written by Amy Pilkington and published on our partner site SleepDisorders.net.Let me start by saying that...reactionscomments
Overcoming Menopause in My 30sEditor's Note: This article was written by ShaRhonda Wise and originally published on our partner site, AdvancedOvarianCancer.net.Menopause was the furthest thing from...reactionscomments
Is It Perimenopause Or Just My Endometriosis?Editor's note: This article was written by Jessa F. and originally published on our partner site, Endometriosis.net.As an endometriosis patient, I have...reactions1comment
Hot Flashes: Why They Occur and How to Manage ThemMenopause is a natural stage in life that marks the end of a woman’s menstrual cycle. It is a normal part of...reactions3comments
Understanding Menopause: Symptoms, Treatments, and ManagementMenopause is a natural stage in a woman's life. It marks the end of a woman’s monthly period and the ability to...reactionscomments
Trials of Search Engines and AdvocacyBecoming a vocal advocate helps shift the openness of discussing your cause, there are plenty of pros in doing so. We want...reactionscomments
How Patient Leader Certification Boosts Your CredibilityThere’s a shift happening in healthcare—and patient leaders are at the center of it. More than ever, organizations are realizing that lived...reactionscomments
Compensated Opportunity for Patient Leaders Living With GoutThe Social Health Network is looking for engaged gout patient leaders to share their journey to help promote educational resources for the...reactionscomments
Advocacy Isn’t a Competition: The Power of Quality Over QuantityIn the world of chronic illness advocacy, it’s easy to feel the pressure to keep up with others who seem to post...reactionscomments
Navigating Privacy With AlopeciaWhen I was first approached about writing articles about my alopecia journey, my first question was “Can I write under a pseudonym?"...reactionscomments
Chronic Hives Content OpportunityThe Social Health Network is looking for Patient Leaders who are living with chronic hives and have a strong writing ability to...reactionscomments
Community Views: Most Rewarding Advocacy ExperienceBeing a health advocate is such a powerful experience for a variety of reasons. To learn more about the ways this role...reactionscomments
Chutes and LaddersEditor's Note: This article was written by Elle C. and originally appeared on Blood-Cancer.com. Two months before my stem cell transplant, I...reactionscomments
Bone Marrow Transplant and A Thing Called GVHDEditor's note: This video was made by Amanda Brunson and originally appeared on Blood-Cancer.com. When we hear the words bone marrow transplant...reactionscomments
