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What comes next after a pediatric growth hormone deficiency (PGHD) diagnosis? Learn about daily and weekly injections, what to expect during treatment, and why a consistent routine matters for your child’s growth.💙 themighty.com/topic/growth-h…
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Hallucinations can be part of living with Parkinson’s disease—and they can be hard to talk about. You’re not alone. Learn what they can look like, why telling your care team matters, and how loved ones can offer support. themighty.com/topic/parkinso…
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Kristine spent years having mysterious anaphylactic episodes… but it wasn't an allergy. It was a rare disease called indolent systemic mastocytosis (ISM). Learn what ISM is and why getting the right diagnosis matters Sponsored by Blueprint Medicines, a Sanofi company. Kristine was compensated to share her story. themighty.com/topic/mast-cel…
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October has arrived. How are you feeling about it? Perhaps it’s a month you look forward to all year, or maybe it’s a several-week stretch that you typically struggle with. Wherever you fall on the feelings scale, let’s take a moment to shout out a bright spot; sometimes they are the only thing we have to hold on to!
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An achondroplasia diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Early access to specialists, accurate information, and a supportive community can help families navigate what comes next—and see a fuller picture of the life their child can lead. themighty.com/topic/achondro…
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Epilepsy changed his routines, independence, and everyday life. After years of searching for answers, Shannon found a treatment plan that helped him move forward. Read his story about navigating diagnosis, treatment, and life with epilepsy. Sponsored by SK Life Science. themighty.com/topic/epilepsy…
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Living with a health condition or disability can change us. Depending on what we’re experiencing, it often comes with valuable and sometimes uncomfortable lessons we carry forward. Different seasons of our lives bring different lessons. What’s a lesson you’re learning?
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Growth hormone deficiency can affect more than a child’s height. It may also shape physical development, confidence, friendships, and emotional wellbeing. Learn why early diagnosis and seeing the whole child matter: themighty.com/topic/growth-h…
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Asking for help is not always easy, and can be especially challenging for those of us who have had traumatic, negative, mixed, or empty results in the past. What area of your life would you say is the hardest for you to ask others for help? Do you have areas that are easier? 👏 P.S. You are definitely not alone! Know that your experiences are valid and you deserve and are worthy of seeking the help you need. 52 Small Things is our weekly self-care program with a Mighty twist. If you'd like to join the conversation and explore our themes and prompts, you can find the group here: themighty.com/groups/52small…
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Gentle message for today: We are so much more than the mistakes we've made. It's OK for us to keep moving forward. 🌷
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Happy Monday, Mighties! ☺️ Let’s talk about the things we love to collect — whether they’re interesting, entertaining, meaningful, visually appealing, or simply bring us joy. This could be anything from products and objects to books, cards, crystals, digital media, or other fun treasures. :sparkles: What’s something you enjoy collecting? 💕
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Who doesn't love a great song that can instantly raise your spirits? There are so many classics and feel-good songs that can get you in a dancing mood. 🎶 Share your song recommendations in the comments below.🕺🎵 52 Small Things is our weekly self-care program with a Mighty twist. If you'd like to join the conversation and explore our themes and prompts, you can find the group here: themighty.com/groups/52small…
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It's 100% OK to ask for help today! 🌱
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For people living with certain neurological diseases, treatment decisions are personal. Biosimilars may be one option to explore—especially when considering access, cost, and continuity of care. Start the conversation. Sponsored by Sandoz themighty.com/topic/multiple…
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Happy Monday, Mighty friends! 🌟 Let's get to know each other a little better by answering with emojis today! Here are a few prompts to get us started: 1️⃣ What's your favorite color? 🔷 🩷 🟨 2️⃣ What kinds of pets do you have? 🐈 🐕 🐹 🐦 3️⃣ What's your go-to hobby? 🎵 📺 🎨 📚🌱 4️⃣ How's your energy today? 🔋🪫⚡️😴 5️⃣ Where do you spend most of your time? 🏠 💼 🏫 🌳 Feel free to share with us below!
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Mighties, imagine there was a class that helped you better prepare for living with your specific health conditions. Wouldn’t that have been so helpful? What would that class be called?
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When we put ourselves out there and broaden our horizons, we’re allowing our curiosity to take the lead (that can be scary, but rewarding!). This can look like: learning a new language, trying a different type of art or cuisine, taking a chance on an entirely new career path, or dabbling with a new-to-us movement or exercise. What topics, skills, or hobbies spark your curiosity? What interests you most? 52 Small Things is our weekly self-care program with a Mighty twist. If you'd like to join the conversation and explore our themes and prompts you can find the group here: themighty.com/groups/52small…
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Foot pain. Skin symptoms. Fatigue. For Al, those symptoms eventually led to a diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis (PsA), a chronic inflammatory disease that can affect both the joints and skin. His story highlights how PsA symptoms can show up differently for everyone — and why getting answers matters. Read more: themighty.com/topic/psoriati… Sponsored by Bristol Myers Squibb
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Here’s the truth: The relationships we have with others help us build community and connection with the world around us. This is also the truth: Some relationships in our lives will naturally be closer than others and have different standards, but overall they each have their own level of significance to us and our needs. Those relationships can be with family and friends, coworkers, neighbors, teachers and classmates, or even our health care teams. Out of the relationships in your life, which ones do you nurture the most? What does that nurturing look like? 52 Small Things is our weekly self-care program with a Mighty twist. If you'd like to join the conversation and explore our themes and prompts, you can find the group here: themighty.com/groups/52small…
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