Eating disorders present in all different shapes and sizes. Just because you can’t see that someone is visibly struggling, it doesn’t mean they aren’t.
I had little bandwidth to deliberate on my loss and what it meant. But I could feel abandoned, lonely and anxious.
When I heard that the Heart Beat Bill [banning abortion as early as six weeks in Texas] was signed into law, it was like a brick breaking the wall. I felt a need to make a speech.
I was born with albinism and my father disowned me. He said he cannot raise a pig. Today, I am the chairman of the Albinism Society of Kenya.
I am a doctor on the most dangerous border, and I attend to those who need my help regardless of their origin.
Zimbabwe's Mpilo Hospital fire victims narrate the story of what happened in the tragic blaze that engulfed the place of healing.
I commuted from my home to the city capital where I saw how disabled people struggled to board public transportation, especially when it rained.
Touched by the experience I had with a young girl, I started asking for sanitary pads from friends and relatives. My campaign began.
His fight goes beyond the vaccine. He struggles to leave a legacy. He wants to show everybody that they must treat people with diseases like his.
I wanted to make a difference, so no one else dies from a lack of oxygen, lack of empathy, or lack of timely healthcare.
My hand movements are slow and jerky, but I DJ using my feet. I do everything from selecting songs to mixing and scratching on the decks.
Lack of food and water dehumanizes and makes one feel worthless. The pangs of hunger are terrible and render one hopeless.