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Rainy Days Always Get Me Down

When it comes to managing sarcoidosis, rain feels like another obstacle in my day. And Mother Nature has been pouring down plenty of it in the Philadelphia area lately. Give me a day or two of wet weather and it’s unpleasant, but I manage. But being stuck in a seemingly…

Taking a Road Trip to the Atlantic Coast

My husband is heading out on an impromptu business trip. Coincidentally, his destination is just minutes from one of our favorite vacation spots. I could easily stay home, but I’ve decided to accompany him. He’ll be training a new hire. After that, we’ll leave one of his company vehicles behind…

Winter Photography Might Be Just What the Doctor Ordered

I mentioned in a previous column my desire to embrace winter this year. As I’m writing this, it has been unseasonably warm here in the Northeast. Warmer temperatures help tremendously with my sarcoidosis symptoms, and for this, I am grateful. But I know the winter elements are still…

Thanks to Readers, I Am Making My Heart a Priority

When I was diagnosed with sarcoidosis, my physicians drilled into me the importance of annual lung and eye exams. And I have followed through every year without fail. But numerous readers have made me aware of another important area of concern: the heart. February is American Heart Month and…

Xeljanz (Tofacitinib)

Xeljanz (tofacitinib) is an oral treatment originally developed at the National Institutes of Health through collaboration with Pfizer. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Xeljanz as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and ulcerative colitis. It has also been used…

Clearing the Clutter for Better Health

The unpredictability of sarcoidosis can make life chaotic, which has made me a bit of a control freak, as my sister found out when we traveled together last year. After taking in the breathtaking view of Boston Harbor from our hotel window, my burning question was which bed she…