We surveyed our community to see how they manage their energy-limiting illnesses. Thank you to all of our community members for sharing your experiences❤️ Here are our insights: bit.ly/earnedinsights

Study of #LongCovid patients & controls found 79% of the LC patients met the criteria for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS): ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Welcome this week's special guest Rachel! Rachel's journey with complex chronic illness began back in high school, where she suddenly felt an overwhelming fatigue while backpacking in Colorado. Check out the full podcast at the link below: open.spotify.com/episode/5bZ8jJ…

Managing chronic illnesses like ME/CFS on top of the stresses of life is incredibly difficult. Whether its as a student or an employee, its important to realize that sometimes you just need to do enough to get by. Check out the full pod at the link in the linktr.ee/pathizehealth

We’re excited to kick off our expert interview series next week with none other than WesElyMD! Dr. Ely is a critical care doctor, the co-director of CIBS Center at Vanderbilt, and a Long COVID researcher. The full interview drops next Monday, 7/31.

What research is accelerating Long COVID Treatment?  WesElyMD joins us on our podcast to discuss the most important research that we should focus on to find solutions for Long COVID. Full interview releases next Monday, 8/7!

When we’re most desperate, that’s when hope comes through for us. WesElyMD shares his perspective and hope about dealing with Long COVID. Full interview releases next Monday, 8/7!

We are very excited to be releasing the full podcast featuring WesElyMD! Dr. Wes Ely is a Critical Care pulmonologist, Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University, and Co-Director of CIBS Center. Check out the full podcast below: bit.ly/pathizepodcast

Managing PEM is not an exact science. WesElyMD provides some practical approaches for how to think about adjusting your exertion.  Check out the full podcast at the link in our bio!

There has been an explosion of science in the last few years that has propelled Long COVID research. WesElyMD discusses how this enables doctors to move much quicker than normal to find answers.