LIVING WITH AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALITIS
Writing, educating, and raising awareness about Autoimmune Encephalitis
Mental health is about our emotional, psychological, and social well being, but also determines how we handle stress, relate with others, and our decision making. If we experience issues with our mental health, it will affect our cognitive abilities, thinking, moods, and more so one’s behavior.
We are all very familiar with doctor visits. I have been to more in the past 5 years than I have in the previous 47+ years since I was diagnosed with Autoimmune Encephalitis. Over the past 5 years, there have Read More …
Friends and family influence how we are as a person. Even though similar, there is a difference, but in some cases, the difference gets blurred. This includes having a family member that is going through an illness. Siblings have a Read More …
Another great episode from the Trauma But Make It Funny podcast host Brianna. This episode touches on some very serious issues that many us may have faced in our past, eating disorders and suicide, as well as the stressed of Read More …
we may have been strong and fiercely independent…never asking for help but always offering..usually to those as stubborn as we are…then something happens to ya like an illness…and you have to come to grips with depending on someone else. some Read More …
https://s10022.cdn.ncms.io/d22/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/thumbnail-9d3ebb8a123911eb930e0aa236c77ad1-1.jpeg Social Security is an important aspect of retirement income for individuals nearing or at retirement age. While it was designed as a supplemental income source for retirees, Social Security income and survivorship benefits provide a basic foundation of lifetime Read More …
Routine screening for autoimmune encephalitis among patients with first-episode psychosis appeared cost-effective in the United States, according to study results published in Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. “There are few guidelines and limited published evidence to help psychiatrists decide what tests Read More …
Trauma is something we all know. It comes in different shapes and sizes. We have either experienced it or know someone who has. Trauma also comes in emotional forms. Words have an impact on a lot of people in different Read More …
In a world riddled with data breaches, having a strong password isn’t always enough to keep your personal and financial information safe. That’s why security experts recommend safeguarding your accounts with another layer of defense, namely multifactor authentication (aka two-factor Read More …
Those fears aren’t unfounded. Among those with private health insurance, 68% have received unexpected medical bills and 33% couldn’t pay them on time, while 23% said they haven’t paid them yet. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE