How to Be Supportive of Someone with Autoimmune Disease: Tips for Friends, Family & Caregivers

by Angela Tague // June 7, 2022 // No Comments

Every so often someone close to me asks, “How can I be supportive?”. It’s always music to my ears and a chance to tell them the truth behind managing a chronic illness that affects everything in life. So, here we... Continue reading →

Does Chronic Stress Affect Our Physical Bodies?

by Angela Tague // February 26, 2019 // No Comments

At the end of last year, I learned a few things about stress that blew me away. Ongoing, long-term stress and buried negative or unresolved emotions from the past can trigger elevated stress hormones and negative physical changes in our... Continue reading →

I Can Heal

by Angela Tague // January 22, 2019 // No Comments

I think it was a Thursday. I was on my yoga mat, being asked to set an intention for the day. I do this most days. As my physical body relaxed and my mind began to drift, a very clear... Continue reading →

How I Eat to Manage Rheumatoid Arthritis, Celiac Disease and Eczema

by Angela Tague // December 4, 2018 // 2 Comments

When you’re juggling multiple autoimmune conditions naturally, nutrition becomes a focal point of your days. Over the years as I’ve collected new diagnoses each doctor has touched on dietary changes that will help me feel better. So, I thought today... Continue reading →

Natural Autoimmune Disease Management Ideas

by Angela Tague // November 27, 2018 // No Comments

How you manage your health is up to you. For some people, a strict regimen of prescription medications and visits with a physical therapist are just what the doctor ordered. For others, the use of supplements, dietary adjustments and exercise... Continue reading →

Quick Reminder: It’s OK to Rest

by Angela Tague // October 16, 2018 // No Comments

Having an overactive immune system is exhausting. Compound the internal cellular fight with activities and commitments, and an average day can knock the wind out of a person with an autoimmune disease. So, I’m here to say: It’s OK to... Continue reading →