I Was Gaslighted & Misdiagnosed, Now I Have Cancer

by Morgan Kollaard in on There are significant moments in time, moments that are fundamental in shaping us into the person we were meant to be. That day for me was June 16th 2021. On this day I was told that I had cancer, specifically a neuroendocrine tumour of the appendix. And although this seems … Continue reading I Was Gaslighted & Misdiagnosed, Now I Have Cancer

5 Tips to Keeping Your Health Records Organized

by Stacie Lampkin in on There are so many reasons to keep health information up to date for yourself and family. If you haven’t started already, start keeping records for yourself and family now. You don’t have to go back in time and add information, just start from today moving forward. We will get to … Continue reading 5 Tips to Keeping Your Health Records Organized

5 Tips To Making Better Informed Health Decisions

by Myra Katz in on The official definition of health literacy is an individual’s ability to “obtain, communicate, process and understand basic health information and services” according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Put in simple terms, to be able to communicate with your health providers, feel as if you have been listened … Continue reading 5 Tips To Making Better Informed Health Decisions

Advocating With Your Child

by Stacie Lampkin in on Being a parent has challenges. Navigating the healthcare system has challenges. A parent navigating healthcare with their child, well, that’s overwhelming!! When my first child was over a year old, they started breathing a little funny. Of course, it was after hours, so my husband and I kept a close … Continue reading Advocating With Your Child