Medical Journeys: Dr. Rina Patel-Jerls, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
Dr. Rina Patel-Jerls ate a lot of sugar. She often had cravings for carbohydrates and felt tired. She gained a lot of weight, and her face w...
Medical Journeys: Jessica Kruger, endometriosis
When Jessica Kruger started menstruating in fifth grade, her periods weren’t regular, and she experienced heavy cramping, often missing sc...
Medical Journeys: Angie Runnels, menopause
Approximately 10 years ago when Angie Runnels was 45, a gynecologist found a polyp on Angie’s right ovary. During surgery, the doc- tor di...
Sponsored Content: Prioritizing Health for Our Furry Friends
Sponsored Content By Stacy Busch-Heisserer In our quest for healthier living, we often overlook the dietary needs of our pets. As convenienc...
Our Relationship to Our Bodies: Janet L. Cannon
By Janet L. Cannon Yoga is a wonderful way to become more physically and mentally aware of what my body needs. Learning to push my boundarie...
Our Relationship to Our Bodies: Jowairia Khalid
By Jowairia Khalid In Islam, we’re taught to prioritize our physical and mental health, and both go hand-in-hand. Islam means peace, so pe...
Our Relationship to Our Bodies: Nyla Vance and Nova Brown
Nyla Vance (Right) flourish: What is your favorite thing about yourself? Nyla Vance: My brain. What do you like about it? I like how — I d...
Our Relationship to Our Bodies: Kanaan Rhodes
By Kanaan Rhodes For me, tattoos enhance my perception of my appearance. I got my first tattoo when I was 18 years old. It was a simple desi...
Our Relationship to Our Bodies: Susan Winkler
I have a love-hate relationship with my body. Because I hate being disabled. But on the other hand, there’s always a worse-case scenario, ...