Living with chronic illness takes more than blind faith—it takes grit, humor, and a little rebellion. As a chef with sarcoidosis and heart failure, I’ve seen how spirituality can both heal and harm when people rely too heavily on divine intervention instead of their own strength. Here’s my honest take on faith, health, and the real work of living through it.
Tired of Being Tired: Life, Chronic Illness, and the Weight of Keeping Up
Living with sarcoidosis and heart failure means even simple tasks can feel like climbing a mountain. This raw, heartfelt reflection from a private chef and debut novelist explores chronic fatigue, aging, and the exhausting work of keeping up appearances while living with a chronic illness.
Craving the Beach Before Summer: Chronic Illness, Sunlight, and the Need to Escape
Even before summer hits, my body—and soul—longs for sunlight and salt air. For those living with chronic illness, like sarcoidosis, the dream of a beach getaway isn’t just about fun—it’s about healing, freedom, and survival.
