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Getting to Know My Gut Bacteria (and What Probiotics I Need) | A Chronic Voice

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*Note: Whilst this post is sponsored by Thryve Inside, all opinions expressed in this review are my own. An Introduction to Gut Health and Probiotics Did you know that your bowels host not just millions, but trillions of microorganisms? From the Healthline website: “Your bowels host an estimated 100 trillion microorganisms from more than 500 […]

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Issue #132: There are Always Opportunities for Gratitude and Joy & Princess Eugenie’s Scoliosis Scar on Her Wedding Day | www.achronicvoice.com

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Friday, 19 October 2018. Issue #132. In this issue: It’s easy to lose your optimism when you become sick, but opportunities for gratitude and joy are still there. Your body isn’t what it was yesterday, or will be tomorrow. Breaking stigma by fostering healthy conversation. Princess Eugenie’s shows her scoliosis surgery scar on her wedding […]

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Issue #131: Making the Active Choice to be Happy Despite Chronic Illness & What's Your Biggest Trigger for a Flare Up? | www.achronicvoice.com

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Friday, 12 October 2018. Issue #131. In this issue: The frantic hope for a change in heart rate when you live with a heart rhythm disorder. What’s your biggest trigger for a flareup? – come share your experiences and knowledge. There’s nothing worse than being unable to sleep from painsomnia, and tips that might ease […]

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Issue #130: Quotes that Light a Flicker of Hope & Why do Others Always Demand Proof of Chronic Pain? | www.achronicvoice.com

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Friday, 05 October 2018. Issue #130. In this issue: Why is it that others are always demanding proof of our pain? How do the seasons play a role in your lives in combination with chronic illness? The judgment of society on those who can walk, yet would like to use a wheelchair to improve their […]

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What’s it Like to Live with a Heart Rhythm Disorder? | www.achronicvoice.com

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*Note: Whilst this post is sponsored by Aeroflow in collaboration with the Chronic Illness Bloggers network, all opinions expressed are my own. The Added Chaos of Randomness I was in a mad rush last week, checking off doctor appointments and errands before my trip to Taiwan. A holiday is always a welcome and happy event, […]

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Issue #129: The Struggle is Real with Pacing & Celebrating an Entire Year of Daily Gratitude | A Chronic Voice

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Friday, 28 September 2018. Issue #129. In this issue: The struggle is real, when it comes to pacing and rationing your daily energy supply. Travelling with chronic illnesses can be tricky and worrisome, and tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. September likes, including the most delicious ‘healthy’ ice cream. The importance of advocating […]

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Issue #128: The Fear that People Think You’re Faking Your Illness & Things a Doctor-Patient Want You to Know | A Chronic Voice

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Friday, 21 September 2018. Issue #128. In this issue: The ironic upside of living in a country that’s strict with drug laws like Singapore. A common fear that people might think we’re faking our illness, just because we can still get stuff done on the good days. Things a doctor who’s also a patient want […]

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Invisible in Singapore: What's It Like to Live Here with Chronic Illnesses | A Chronic Voice

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CLICK HERE to submit your own entry, and to read about other places, too! *Updated (18 Sep 2018): Kale. Also, images are all from Unsplash. What’s it Like in My City, Living with Chronic Illnesses Best thing about your city for living with chronic illness? Singapore is a tiny city-state that’s only 50 km (31 […]

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Invisible Cities Linkup: Pros & Cons of Living with Chronic Illness in Your City | A Chronic Voice

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A Resource on Disability, Travel & Culture I’ve always been interested in cultures, specifically the differences, and what’s considered ‘normal’ to each. Since I’m already paying for the inLinkz tool (affiliate link), I figured I’d create more linkups just for fun, on top of the monthly ones I run for those with chronic illnesses. If […]

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