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What to Do After a Chronic Illness Diagnosis: A Guide for BIPOC Women
In recent years, the number of people living with chronic illnesses has climbed dramatically—especially among younger adults. Conditions such as Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Endometriosis, and Adenomyosis are being...
How Do Trauma-Informed Endometriosis Communities Help?
After closing the free support group I facilitated for six years, I learned something critical about community dynamics for women with endometriosis. The pattern I witnessed repeatedly, and continue to hear about from women navigating this disease, is one...
How Medical Gaslighting Causes Medical Trauma in BIPOC Women of Faith
You know the drill. You’ve been rehearsing your symptoms in the car on the way to the appointment. You’ve trimmed the details, chosen your words carefully, decided which parts of your pain feel “credible” enough to say out loud. You sit in that...
Chronic Pain and Medical Trauma Guide for BIPOC Women
Shakira O'Garro•Apr 7 Chronic Pain and Medical Trauma Guide for BIPOC Women In the tranquility of a church, a woman prays with profound lament about Chronic Pain and Medical Trauma. Living with chronic pain and medical trauma is tough. It’s not just about the...
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I’m John Freemore, LPC, a licensed psychologist. I work with individuals to improve their self awareness so that they are more at ease with themselves and with others.
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