Rainbow
My niece is 18 and has never seen me healthy. She has looked to me for strength and determination as I fight this tiresome, horrible...
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Reflection – 20 Years Living the Myositis Life
I am so thankful that each day I face with Myositis, I am given the strength to keep going, one day at a time.
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When your body says, “NO!”
In the process of dealing with Dermatomyositis, there are flares, painful aches, and weakness. I try to own it. Boss it. Then my body says,...
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Vaccines, Freedom, and Loss of the Pandemic Cocoon
I hope by telling my story it helps to normalize that it is okay to be scared, to even miss the time of being “stuck”...
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But Muscles I Love
I suffer from Inclusion Body Myositis, so I decided to write this poem last year after starting to experience some of the symptoms of this...
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The Myositis Empower Walk Newsletter – Edition 1
Introducing the Myositis Empower Walk Newsletter (MEWN)! Meet Angela, Holly, and Ashley!
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Support and Understanding
Support and Understanding, featured in MSU's 3rd Annual A Day of Remembrance, speaks to myositis patients and caregivers both, letting us all know that we...
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Moving forward
My journey with Myositis and how I learn that progress isn't a straight line. Progress is where you have to keep trying and adapting.
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Keep Shining by Aoede
"Keep Shining," a collaboration with more than 20 artists, shares Lisa Sniderman's story and struggle with illness, disability and recovery, a powerful and poignant reminder...
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Our Dad was More Than His Dermatomyositis
Our dad's time with dermatomyositis was only a small portion of his life, although a very monumental time in our life.
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The Big C
Dermatomyositis and cancer often go hand-in-hand and we don't really know why...
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Stand up, alone
What I learned in those years is that this disease is not just pain, weakness, and fatigue, this is about mental toughness.
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MSU supports our myositis community members who are Black and are other People of Color (POC)
The vision statement for MSU says that we aim to “create a world where patients, caregivers, and providers have better knowledge, support, and understanding of...
