Imagine you are standing in very thick waist-deep mud. You need to wade yourself through about 50 feet. You try to move your legs forward, but you feel the force of the mud pushing you back. Against a ton of resistance, you move your right leg. You try to move your left leg, but you […]
Living in a society in which alcohol is so prevalent is a struggle when you have PBC, but for me, it isn’t worth the risk.
Biopsies are not always necessary when it comes to PBC, but I’m grateful for the peace of mind I received from my official diagnosis.
Brain fog is just one of the PBC symptoms I suffer from, but having to tools to manage it makes me feel a little more in control.
Traveling internationally can be pretty exhausting, but adding in the challenges of an autoimmune disease can make things more complicated.
Like myself, many with PBC suffer from more than one autoimmune disease, and there are unique challenges that come with multiple diagnoses.
Life goes on after being diagnosed with PBC, and your diagnosis does not define you. You are more than your diagnosis–you are a warrior.
