It’s 6 p.m. on a Sunday evening and I’m ready to eat dinner. It’s beneficial to eat early…
Jessica Massengale
I have been blessed with twenty-nine years of life on this Earth, ten of those which have been compromised by a rare autoimmune disease called scleroderma. It has always been a mission in my heart to bridge this gap between the healthy and sick. I'm going to teach the world life lessons that can apply to anyone while also raising awareness about scleroderma. It's a win-win!
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Articles by Jessica Massengale
Flirting with Life and Death
Life is an enigma; a beautifully twisted maze that evolves daily around us. Some individuals have a pretty good…
The internet can seem like an endless portal that is easy to get lost in. Almost…
Motherhood is a unique, sacred journey experienced by women from many different walks of life. Some women beat…
The body has an organ that helps regulate body temperature, helps the brain feel different sensations, and measures…
Some people go through life miraculously dodging any form of illness or disease. They go to the doctor…
Aging is a beautiful journey that is viewed differently in every culture. Some cultures embrace the elderly and look…
The very first step in the digestion process begins in the mouth. For someone with scleroderma, simply chewing…
Letting Go of the Past
Spring cleaning is a good method to get rid of old clothes, memorabilia, and things that serve no…
There are chances taken in life that can feel like pulling a lever on a slot machine. The…