Holidays

There are so many ways to choose resolutions for the upcoming year and none of them are wrong. It’s all about finding what works best for you. Here are some tips I’ve learned while living with Budd Chiari Syndrome on how to set New Year’s resolutions with a chronic illness…

You don’t have to give up indulging this season! All it takes is to make some healthier substitutes, all of which will still provide tons of flavor but for less calories. Here are some of our top suggestions.

While it’s the thought that counts, the desire to find the perfect gift is even stronger when the person you’re shopping for has a chronic illness. This is why we’ve created a holiday gift guide for chronically ill loved ones.

As one year ends and a new one begins it’s a chance for a fresh start. This year, break the cycle of making unsustainable goals and set resolutions you can actually keep! 

The holidays may look different this year with virtual visits, and social distanced gatherings, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get creative and find new ways to celebrate! If you’re ready to embrace the current situation and make the most of it then check out these 10 safe ways seniors can celebrate the holidays in 2020!

While the holidays are generally a happy time of year, it can be stressful and isolating (especially this year) for some. The good news is there are plenty of ways you can stay healthy and happy this year!