3 Reasons I Stopped Taking My Migraine Prevention Medicine (Topamax)

by Angela Tague // October 3, 2023 // No Comments

Last month ago I contacted my neurologist to learn how to discontinue Topamax, a prescription medicine taken to help prevent migraine symptoms. I was having too many side effects — and concerns — so it was time. When I started... Continue reading →

5 Tips for Daily Gastropareis Management

5 Ways I Keep Mild Gastroparesis In Check Each Day

by Angela Tague // September 5, 2023 // No Comments

Recently one of my digestive health conditions flared up with a vengeance. My daily lifestyle generally keeps my mild gastroparesis in check, but for some reason, things were not well managed and my stomach muscles seized up and would not... Continue reading →

3 Tips for Good Gut Health & Staying Regular When You Have Celiac Disease, Gastroparesis or Digestive Issues

by Angela Tague // August 1, 2023 // No Comments

Some ages come with exciting milestones. In the United States, at age 18, you can start voting in the presidential elections. When you turn 21, you can taste your first legal beer. And at age 45 — you’re encouraged to... Continue reading →

Three Years After Quarantine

by Angela Tague // July 4, 2023 // No Comments

As we ease into summer 2023, we’re three years beyond the daily news briefings that urged us to isolate, quarantine and stay home during the covid-19 pandemic. Life for most of us is back to normal. For others, grief deepens,... Continue reading →

Dog Neck Pain and Mental Confusion: Initial Symptoms of Canine Aseptic Meningitis (Information from a Dog Mom’s Perspective)

by Angela Tague // June 6, 2023 // No Comments

In the span of eight weeks, my world was turned upside down. My beloved rescue dog Leo went from a vibrant, healthy pet that joined me for trail adventures and camping trips to passing away from an autoimmune disease of... Continue reading →

This is What Vertigo Feels Like

by Angela Tague // May 2, 2023 // No Comments

As I type this, I’m in the nauseating hangover phase. That’s what happens after stepping off the spinning carnival ride that is a bout of vertigo. As an advocate and voice for those managing chronic health conditions, I like to... Continue reading →