Not long ago, someone at lunch said, “I’m getting my lips refilled on Thursday.” Refilled? They’re losing their puffiness. She said it casually, as if it were a nail or hair appointment. The Culture of Puffy became instantly clear—not over-the-top, not secret—just another errand. This shift didn’t happen overnight. When did puffy become the goal? […]
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What began as curiosity about personality types turned into an unexpected realization about how I’ve changed—and who I am becoming. I was doing some research on the word extrovert because I wanted to learn more about what I had always thought was my personality trait. However, some shifts in my life had me wondering if I was
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Don’t freak out—we all have unconscious bias. That includes me. That includes you. It’s not an accusation; it’s a fact of being human. Every single one of us carries unconscious biases. They live quietly in the background of our minds, shaping our thoughts, actions, and interactions without us even realizing it. Most of us are
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If you ever find yourself asking, “Should I have a patient advocate?” the simple answer is yes—and here’s why. Life doesn’t always unfold neatly, and when you’re faced with illness or complexity, you’ll want someone who can speak on your behalf, understand your story, and act according to your wishes. Let’s start with when you
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