When the Conditions Start With P: Pain, Panic, and the Parts That Change You
These aren’t just diagnoses. They’re disruptions. They’re identities rewritten under pressure.“P” covers the quiet tremors, the loud screams, the invisible tension, and the diagnoses that don’t just affect the body—but the mind, the mood, the memory.
This page honors the ones still showing up,
even while the weight of “P” clings to their every step.
"See It. Name It. Stand Against It."
Grief and Parkinson’s Disease: When Movement Becomes Memory
Parkinson’s is slow mourning. It rewrites rhythm, stills expression, and steals control—piece by piece. The grief comes quietly, but it never stops knocking.
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Grief and PTSD: When the Past Keeps Replaying Without Permission
Post-Traumatic Stress isn’t weakness—it’s survival echoing in the body. The grief here is for peace lost, safety questioned, and a brain trying its best to protect you—too hard.
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Grief and PCOS: When Hormones Hijack More Than Your Cycle
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome isn’t just about fertility—it’s about fatigue, weight stigma, acne, and emotional chaos. The grief is silent, misunderstood, and constantly dismissed.
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Grief and POTS: When Standing Up Feels Like Falling Apart
POTS doesn’t kill you—but it *steals* your days. Dizziness. Fainting. Exhaustion. The grief is for the life you could’ve lived upright.
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Grief and Phantom Pain: When the Body Remembers What’s Gone
Phantom pain is a paradox—you lose a limb, but feel it more than ever. The grief is for sensation, mobility, and the cruel reminder that what’s missing isn’t always gone.
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