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I'm collecting examples of #PeerHealthAdvice (like the amazing #longcovid diaspora) as a way to shine a light through the storm https://twitter.com/fi_lowenstein/status/1296106044649811971
#PeerHealthAdvice can be as simple (and profound) as your own story told back to you https://twitter.com/OdyO11/status/1293854915211796480?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice among caregivers (and future caregivers) https://twitter.com/draparente/status/1297633926471540737?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice launched a wave of innovation in diabetes-related tech https://twitter.com/WeAreNotWaiting/status/1297846133612396545?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice among people living with mysterious symptoms can prompt new research directions & methods that are otherwise invisible to mainstream institutions https://twitter.com/LillyTrials/status/1297874058143576070?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice is a lifeline when nobody seems to have answers (or is even asking the right questions) https://twitter.com/AthenaAkrami/status/1302267345197559808?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice is essential when facing an "unmentionable" health issue https://twitter.com/laraeparker/status/1302506727623946246?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice about setting boundaries: "One of the reasons I wrote my book was so I could share the story without having to continually perform it." - @jenjohannesen https://twitter.com/jenjohannesen/status/1162367135705944068?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice can be an image worth 1,000 words (like an episode of anaphylaxis). Keep that epinephrine handy. https://twitter.com/awkwvrdd/status/1303330326412918784?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice for clever work-arounds and gadgets that people repurpose for health uses. I could RT every one of these tweets but don't worry, I won't. https://twitter.com/bennessb/status/1308926608347193349?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice can be a way to shift your mindset, as @ManeeshJuneja says, to being useful & of service to others https://twitter.com/ManeeshJuneja/status/1310068049240707072?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice can be a vocation or a one-off, like this heartfelt endorsement for a product https://twitter.com/wilbanks/status/1311690578795651078?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice is bravely saying, "This happened to me." https://twitter.com/tauralynn/status/1311709151278505984?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice is writing the playbook you wish you'd had. https://twitter.com/adamhayden/status/1312773965547528192?s=20
#PeerHealthAdvice can spark a wave of people signing up to do what you're doing, in service to others https://twitter.com/mkramer/status/1310203483203796992?s=20
In August a loved one was swept over the cancer waterfall. I dove in after him, keeping his head above water long enough to say goodbye to everyone. This thread was my way of saying hi, I'm back. The world is awful but humans can be awesome.
