My POTS journey has been complex, evolving, and often unpredictable….but today, it finally feels like it’s moving in the right direction and I am finding the best specialists.

My hopes for 2026 are simple: to live more aligned, love more honestly, and let go of the pressure to have everything figured out.

POTS is often difficult to diagnose, requiring careful evaluation rather than a single definitive test. My diagnosis came after patterns emerged and other conditions were ruled out.

Navigating ongoing health challenges often means learning how to live with unanswered questions while continuing to advocate for care and understanding.

So much of chronic illness happens behind the scenes and I have learned to carry it all very quietly. Sharing on this blog is one of the scariest things I have ever done, but it is also necessary. Opening the door, even a little, reminds me that honesty creates connection and maybe someone out there…

After months of progress, my symptoms came back stronger than ever, and I’ve spent this year fighting weight loss, malnutrition, and a GI tract that has nearly shut down again. I’m trying to stay hopeful as I prepare for what’s next, while also navigating the sadness of more setbacks and a life constantly interrupted by…

Months of debilitating symptoms and failed treatments led to a diagnosis of Gastroparesis. Treatment included medications, diet changes, botox, and eventually surgery.

Behind every smile, there’s a story most people never see. Living with chronic illness means carrying pain that’s invisible, navigating systems that make healing harder, and still finding moments of joy in the middle of it all. This week, as I face more setbacks and endless waiting, I’ve been reminded how often strength is seen…

My CRPS journey has been a very long one, and one that is still being written. Full of lessons in pain, perseverance, and growth. After multiple surgeries and years of treatment, I have found peace and progress, thanks to so many incredible people who supported me and never gave up on me.