Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

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IMPORTANT: It’s Switch-Over Day! – Launching New Website – Giveaway

Dear Loyal Readers, This week is R535's two-year blogiversary, and with it, three things are happening. First, and most importantly, I'm officially switching over from using this free wordpress blog to a self-hosted website. Which means I will no longer be posting on or updating this website. But I don't want to lose touch with any … Continue reading IMPORTANT: It’s Switch-Over Day! – Launching New Website – Giveaway

Living With It, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Toxic Mold, Uncategorized

Chemical and Mold-Free DIY Christmas Tree

Hello there! Today I have an extra post for you. That's right! A Christmas tree. It's been updated and modified since last year's tree. And even better, this one is reusable, and strong enough to sport real ornaments...

Faith, Living With It, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Toxic Mold

Going to Church With MCS and Toxic Black Mold Poisoning

I so long to go to church. I miss the fellowship, I miss real worship with real people and real instruments. But at this point in my life if I went to church...

Living With It, Lyme, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Toxic Mold

Responding to Diagnosis

Emily over at Called To Watch posted a great article about diagnosis and how to handle it when you aren't the person who is sick- but a loved one or someone that you know is. It inspired me to share a little bit about my own diagnoses...

For the Friends and Family, Gut and Food, Living With It, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Being Gracious When People Have Preconceived Assumptions About Chronic Illness

"I wish I could tell people I have cancer," he said. "It would just be so much... simpler. It's something...

What is MCS? Or Toxic Black Mold? Or Lyme? And what does it matter? Well, when it affects you or your family member, it sure does matter to you. But then you find that there is a severe lack of understanding or places to to get information on what you should do. I am no expert, by far, after all I am only fifteen! However, I have experienced these personally, and have sure learned a lot that I hope to share with you! Especially if you are a kid or teenager going through it.