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Heather Curley

They Said I’d Only Live 4 Months, but It’s Been 2 Years — and I’m Not Done Yet

Living with metastatic breast cancer has been hard, but I’m thankful for every day

Heather Curley

Dijeron que solo me quedaban 4 meses de vida, pero han pasado 2 años y mi historia no concluye todavía

Vivir con cáncer mamario metastásico ha sido difícil, pero me siento agradecida por cada día que vivo

Emma Mon

Don’t Count Me Out

I have metastatic breast cancer. But I have goals.

Vanessa Fernandez

Being Outed Was Traumatic, But It Pushed Me To Accept — and Embrace — My Sexuality

Once I was free of my secret, life opened up for me in powerful ways

Jaclyn Wexler

Pasé años sin tener idea que mis episodios épicos de migrañas estaban relacionados con mi ciclo menstrual

Una ginecóloga obstetra sensible finalmente me dio el tratamiento que necesitaba

elizabeth ansell

I'm Tired of ME/CFS Being Misunderstood

I’m using my voice to advocate for myself and the millions of people living with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome

Marcie Westwater

Stress Caused My Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection

I thought I was healthy, but everyday stress was damaging my heart

Kelly McWhinney

I Thought I Was Too Young to Get Melanoma

I was 26 when I found the first spot. Then it came back.

 Amy Beltzer

Doctors Dismissed My Breathing Issues — But It Was Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE)

When a GI finally took my symptoms seriously, I was diagnosed with a chronic esophagus disorder

 Amy Beltzer

Doctores ignoraron mis dificultades para respirar, pero era esofagitis eosinofílica (EEo)

Cuando una gastroenteróloga finalmente consideró mis síntomas seriamente, me diagnosticaron un trastorno esofágico crónico