Hi everyone! Today I wanted to share a bit with you about the Dynamic Neural Retraining System, or DNRS for short. As you may know, this past fall I was diagnosed with a condition of the immune system called mast cell activation syndrome. When I first got the diagnosis, I initially went into research mode,Continue reading “How the Dynamic Neural Retraining System is changing my life”
Tag Archives: invisible illness
A groundbreaking new study paves the way for future treatments for fibromyalgia
Hey everyone! If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you’ve probably seen this absolutely incredible TED talk by Dr. Elliot Krane, on the nature of chronic pain. It is seriously one of my favorite things to watch. Chronic pain is terrible, but it’s always so hopeful to me to keep track of how much we’reContinue reading “A groundbreaking new study paves the way for future treatments for fibromyalgia”
My diagnosis with mast cell activation syndrome
Hi everyone! First of all, I’m sorry for some of the posts that have seemed to go back on forth on whether or not I actually have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (or MCAS, for short). First of all, I don’t want to have it. Secondly, it’s been kind of hard to get a straight answerContinue reading “My diagnosis with mast cell activation syndrome”
Piecing it together
Well, this has certainly been a strange year for me and weird medical problems (may I remind you of my one week of temporary paralysis, following a chiropractor visit back in May). It turns out that, apparently, my last post announcing that I’d been diagnosed with mast cell activation syndrome may have been a bitContinue reading “Piecing it together”
I didn’t need one more thing to write about.
If you follow my Facebook page, you may have already seen the news… Yesterday I was diagnosed with something called mast cell activation syndrome. It’s taken me a long time to figure out what’s been going on. It all started with a severe allergic reaction back in August. Unlike most people who experience a severeContinue reading “I didn’t need one more thing to write about.”
