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The Ultimate Gift Guide for Someone With Chronic Illness - US News

The Ultimate Gift Guide for Someone With Chronic Illness - US News

Is holiday shopping leaving you frustrated? We've all been there - perplexed, scratching our head, thinking, …

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How Food Can Spice Up Your Sex Life This Valentine's Day - US News

How Food Can Spice Up Your Sex Life This Valentine's Day - US News

Chilli peppers increase pulse rate and induce sweating, mirroring sexual arousal. With Valentine's Day quickl…

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Winning the Battle Against Inflammation: 5 Foods and Spices to Eat Now - US News

Winning the Battle Against Inflammation: 5 Foods and Spices to Eat Now - US News

Turmeric, a potent culinary spice, has been used for its medicinal properties for thousands of years in Ayurv…

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Lupus and Diet: From Wheelchair-Bound to Mrs. New York USA - US News

Lupus and Diet: From Wheelchair-Bound to Mrs. New York USA - US News

One woman's journey to leaving her wheelchair behind. I remember the exact moment my doctor diagnosed me with…

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What reasonable workplace accommodations actually look like

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By Marisa Zeppieri
| Lupus News Today
There’s a touchy topic in the world of chronic illness that most of us have to deal with at some point: how to navigate the workplace. I’m talking about the real-life version, not the picture-perfect, über-polished LinkedIn one. It’s the reality of sitting in your car before walking into the office, already exhausted, trying not to break down in tears, wondering if today is the day your body cooperates. Or the day someone makes an underhanded comment about your “unique” schedule.
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What to remember if you're dating with a chronic illness

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By Marisa Zeppieri
| Lupus News Today
Here’s a truth I believe many of us can agree with: Dating in the modern world is a wild ride. Even if you are healthy, it takes a lot out of you. Add in a chronic illness diagnosis and whoa! Suddenly, that roller coaster has a few extra loops, a broken seatbelt, and a robotic monster screaming from the sidelines, “Best of luck!” But here’s the reality of love and chronic illness: Having a diagnosis doesn’t mean your desire for connection, intimacy, or a spicy flirt session just disappears.
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Chronic illness, sex, and intimacy: The conversation we’re not having

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By Marisa Zeppieri
| Lupus News Today
There’s an area of life with chronic illness that many of us rarely bring up at doctor appointments, even while it quietly reshapes our relationships: sex and intimacy. When you’re living with a chronic illness like lupus, nearly every area of life changes. Energy shifts. Priorities change. Career and friendships look different. Even your relationship with your body evolves.
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