Healing Lyme Disease Led Me Back to Photography

by Angela Tague // August 4, 2026 // No Comments

A new-ish friend on social media congratulated me on my budding photography hobby. My heart sank. The wishes were well-intentioned, but I wasn’t sharing a link to a new website focused on a hobby. I had resurrected a part 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 →

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 →

An Update: And the Journey Continues!

by Angela Tague // March 3, 2020 // No Comments

How has it been nearly 10 years? In August 2010 I decided to start a blog to document my health journey after surviving Steven Johnson Syndrome and being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and celiac disease. I first mused about nutrition,... Continue reading →

January Reflection: It’s All About Emotional Wellness

by Angela Tague // January 28, 2020 // No Comments

As I sit down to reflect on the month and look over the pieces I’ve written, emotional health has been a primary focus. So many of my friends are juggling difficult personal situations alongside daily life challenges right now, so... Continue reading →

This is My Normal: Living With Autoimmunity

Hello, My Name is Angie. (Not, ‘The Sick Girl’)

by Angela Tague // September 10, 2019 // No Comments

The first time I was referred to as ‘the sick girl’, my heart sank. Of all the labels I’ve earned over the years, I never anticipated that one. It was narrow, cold and defining. This identity popped up after quick... Continue reading →