Bell Let’s Talk is known to be one of the largest corporate Mental Health Initiatives in Canada. This day – January 29th – Bell Canada donates 5 cents for every phone call or text message from a Bell customer, every tweet, retweet, video view, etc. If you would like toContinue Reading
Having an invisible illness is no joke. I am sure many of you are suffering alone in secrecy. It sucks. There are many forms of invisible illness people can be experiencing. Some examples are mental illness, rheumatoid arthritis, digestive disorders, diabetes, fibromyaglia, and many more. If you have not readContinue Reading
Some of you may be looking at my title asking yourself, what is Gastroparesis? What is a vagus nerve? Gastroparesis is a disease of the muscles of the stomach or the nerves controlling the muscles that causes them to stop working. I was diagnosed with Gastroparesis two years ago. YouContinue Reading
I am sure many of you have experienced this or have felt this way before at the doctors. My feeling: they just do not truly care about their patients. There is no urgency when someone has symptoms. If someone has an illness with no cure, it is like they justContinue Reading
Something that has always been difficult for me to talk about is my anxiety. I have anxiety talking about my anxiety. I constantly want to be a positive light in others lives and make others feel better…forgetting about myself. Being diagnosed with anxiety since I was much younger has beenContinue Reading
January 30, 2019 marks the official Bell Let’s Talk day! Bell Canada, a service provider in Canada, runs a campaign every single year to raise awareness towards Mental Health. This is an awesome initiative Bell takes to help start conversations on mental health. The fight to end the stigma aroundContinue Reading
It is officially the 5th day of November. November is one of my favorite months and that has a lot to do with the fact that my birthday falls this month. November 21st to be exact for anyone who cares. I like purses, shoes and shiny things as gifts. IContinue Reading
October 10th is observed as World Mental Health Day. If there is a better day to educate yourself on the importance of Mental Health it is today. The best way to raise awareness on Mental Health is to talk about it. Have open communication with those around you regarding theContinue Reading
In 2016, Gastroparesis was officially recognized and given the month of August as its official awareness month. Although, it has been recognized, there is a long way to go till there is enough awareness surrounding it. Majority of people out there have no idea what GP is. If you areContinue Reading
If you know me or are a frequent follower of my blog page, you know I am diagnosed with Gastroparesis. Please click here to read a little about this rare disorder and my experience if you have not already. If you know a little about it, you may think thatContinue Reading