Living with Hearing Loss and Invisible Disability. The Me I Want to Be. Ortberg has long been my favorite author. His books do not dumb things down and they have been a source of challenging myself to be a better person.

Living life one spoon at a time. When Hope Is Scarier Than No Hope. After you graduate high school, where are you going to school? Are you going for two years or four? Do you know when you will graduate? If we just focus and work hard, why would we need a backup plan or two? What no one considers is having a wrench thrown in that process.

Having a bad day? Wake up, Ella. Gone is the girl that believes she can weather anything with a good attitude. Remember when you wrote about the little things? You should really figure out how to find those again. Can you remember the last time you were truly happy? This summer marks.

My name is Cass, I am twentythree and the creator of Indisposed and Undiagnosed. This blog began simply as a journal for me to express myself as I ventured through my bad days, and my extremely bad days of illness. I invite you to follow me on my health journey. Seek advice from a practitioner! Liked by 1 person.

My life living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. After my brief hiatus I wish I could write about good news, unfortunately the blood is back.

17 Things That Happen When You Have An Anxious Mind But A Laid Back Personality. When I read this, I almost felt as though I had written it myself, or if it had been transcribed from my own thoughts. I believe almost every person suffering from an invisible, unmanageable, chronic illness has felt this way at some point. Originally posted on Indisposed and Undiagnosed.

Christ inspired hope in the face of chronic disease. My world was a strange one when I was just a lass. But the Lord gave me a father different from the rest. He found the joy in everything making trying times events. No hospital room could contain us, the walls would fade away. Into dark mysterious jungles where we would hunt tigers through the day. Toward perfect love and mercy that was.

Welcome to Our Waiting Room, a supportive blog and online community space for people who are or who have experienced waiting for a diagnosis for a serious or chronic medical condition. Here, you will read about personal experiences that the author went through as a patient who spent years waiting for multiple medical conditions to be diagnosed.

Really great letter from Doctor to chronically Ill patient. Duke POTS Symposium and CME 2015. DFO to the Pits; POTsie Frustrations. Talk from Duke Symposium on POTS. Social Media Round table 2015.