Life as a Sarc Warrior: Dealing with Financial Concerns
Life with sarcoidosis can be hard. This is why we reached out to you, our patients, to better understand the financial hardships that come with sarcoidosis.
Category: Patient Voices
50 States, 5,000 Miles, $50,000: Cycling Against Sarcoidosis
The husband of a sarc warrior is planning an ambitious fundraiser, cycling 5,000 miles to raise $50,000 for sarcoidosis research.
Life as a Sarc Warrior: Advice on Friends and Family
Life with sarcoidosis can be hard and no one knows that better than our patients. This is why we reached out to you, our patients, for advice.
Ask The Ambassadors: How to Navigate Medical Expenses
We reached out to our patient ambassadors and asked for their advice on navigating the medical expenses that come with sarcoidosis.
Ask The Ambassadors: Developing a Healthy Lifestyle
We reached out to our patient ambassadors and asked for their advice on developing a healthy lifestyle while dealing with sarcoidosis.
Swimming for Sarcoidosis Awareness
While all manifestations of sarcoidosis can causes physical symptoms, neurosarcoidosis in particular can come with serious mobility challenges. Mark Taylor is a neurosarcoidosis patient from New Zealand who is overcoming the challenges of neurosarcoidosis to raise...
Ask The Ambassadors: Hard Conversations with Friends and Family
We reached out to our patient ambassadors and asked for their advice on having hard conversations with friends and family about sarcoidosis.
The Role of Functional Medicine in Chronic Illness
Any time you’re in a conversation with patients with chronic illness, the topic of alternative treatment is bound to come up. For people who live with constant pain, fatigue, and other burdens of being ill, it may seem to make sense to turn to these kinds of...
Feeling Grateful
Last year we asked FSR Ambassador, Mark Landiak to share what he was grateful for during the holiday season. A year later it all still rings true. When FSR asked me if I’d write a blog on what I’m grateful for, I almost didn’t know where to start. I’m often up...