Guest Post Archives - Lupus Lyfe

The Relationship Between Sleep And Skin

June 30, 2020 lupuslyfesleep

Guest Post by Karim who is the founder of bedsisland.com and advocate of all things sleep related. If you are serious about your beauty you will need to take care of every detail that impacts it, and one important factor to how you look during the day is how well you sleep during the night. Quality sleep plays a major role for your beauty level and you need to take good care about it if you want to improve the way you look. Sleep is one of the most underestimated…

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My Life, My Story

June 16, 2020 lupuslyfe

Guest Post from Ellie, a blogger at My Life, My Story, who shares her own personal opinions and experiences of living as a visually impaired woman who identifies as part of the LGBT community and who suffers from a mental health condition. Hi folks, I’m Ellie, a lion maned, only just pushing 5′ Londoner who just so happens to have an incurable genetic condition called Occulourcutanious Albinism type 2, OCA2 for short. I also have the co-morbid conditions, poor depth perception (it’s always fun tripping up or downstairs or practically…

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Work Stress: The Silent Killer And The Self-Solution

June 9, 2020 lupuslyfestress

Guest Post from Matthew Adams of MatthewAdams.com. Matt Adams is a Work Stress and Work Anxiety Expert, Health-Hacker, Keynote Speaker, Stress Management Trainer and Consultant. Work stress is one of the most debilitating mental health conditions in the modern world. If you’ve ever dealt with work related stress, even for a short period, you know how it can disrupt not just your work, but also your overall health and personal life. But is a large workload really the cause? And more importantly, how can you overcome stress? As a result of my own…

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Parenting with a Chronic Illness

June 3, 2020June 3, 2020 lupuslyfe

Guest Post from Maly O’Grady of The Rheuma Mill, an inspiring single mother of 3 and rheumatoid arthritis warrior and patient advocate. Read her story and tips on parenting with a chronic illness below. Parenting is hard is it not? It is exhausting, challenging, stressful and frustrating. I could use the same words to describe chronic illness. If that’s the case, parenting with a chronic illness is double the exhaustion, double the challenge, double the stress and makes life twice as frustrating. UUURRRGGGHHHH!!!! But let’s take it back a bit,…