Chronic Illness
Stories about interesting people, for whom managing a chronic health condition is just another layer in a rich and varied life.

Black, Disabled, and Protesting In America
Ulcerative colitis may be incurable, but the same is not true of racism. That's why I fight.

How COVID Anxiety Pushed Me Into Chronic Illness
Going on vacation to Florida during a pandemic sounds dangerous, but it was doctor's orders after I'd worried myself into a chronic case of GERD.

A Long-Distance Chronic Illness Love Story
My love affair with a German man would have ended eventually anyway. But my chronic Lyme disease diagnosis drove us apart faster.

Cartooning While The World Burns
A battle with ALS isn't stopping renowned indie cartoonist Patrick Dean. He's using his work to attack systemic inequality and racism while he still can.

Long Haul Through The Deluge
Becoming my father's caregiver after his stroke made me take stock of the fact that sometimes there are only hard choices.

How Social Distancing Is Improving My Disabled Life
As isolated people, the lives of me and my wife have actually become easier now that the rest of the world is cooped up with us.

Ask Ada: I Think My Ex- Is Taking Advantage Of My Condition
Plus: what to do when your parents won't take coronavirus seriously.

Getting Past Guilt
For years, I felt guilty about all the things I couldn't do as a disabled person. But now, I'm starting to change the way I think.

When Options Are No Longer A Choice
When my illness painted me into a corner, it made me realize the only way you can ever lose is if you choose to quit.