Blurred Lines: When Fiction and Reality Combine
I used to hate horror movies growing up. I blame a family member for leaving the film Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte starring Bette Davis on in the room for me to gawk at when ...
Michele Jordan, a Los Angeles-based freelance writer, was diagnosed with asthma in 2005. Her writing background includes magazine and online journalism, grant writing, and now screenwriting. She is passionate about both physical and mental health and is the author of the book Thanking Your Way to Joy: Daily Gratitude Journal. When not writing, Michele enjoys traveling with her husband, trying new, healthy recipes, and cuddling beagles. Her latest passion includes exploring and discussing issues around equity in housing, health care, and the justice system.
I used to hate horror movies growing up. I blame a family member for leaving the film Hush… Hush, Sweet Charlotte starring Bette Davis on in the room for me to gawk at when ...
I don’t know why so many of us (myself included) have such a hard time with one four-letter word. Many other words can roll off our tongues, but when it comes to H-E-L-P ...
I have had the pleasure of writing about my experience with asthma for more than a year now. My journey started in my mid 30s and has had twists and turns ...
I believe everything is a teacher – even a chronic illness. Asthma has taught me a lot over the years – but especially this past year as I’ve dedicated space to write ...
Recently, I was in the store bragging to someone about the type of alternative therapies that I try for my migraines and other conditions. When the topic moved ...
I don’t obsess about my asthma unless it’s time to blow up a balloon (can’t do), run to my airport gate, or if friends want to go hiking. But, during the holidays ...