A U.K. patient played the violin during her brain tumor surgery.
“We knew how important the violin is to Dagmar, so it was vital that we preserved function in the delicate areas of her brain that allowed her to play,” said the violinist's neurosurgeon https://t.co/h3659uLsFR
@invisiblenotbroken had me on her show to discuss everything about travel, health and managing life your way to enable you to live life YOU want.https://t.co/whXgQOjC9B Thanks for having me on! #spoonielife#chronicillness#invisibleillness
This is the story of the first source-to-sea passage of Angola’s longest river. Thank you Oscar @kayakthekwanza for your inspiring words.
https://t.co/2UX7aZT4Wl
“The Universe is always changing. Everything can change in a moment. You never know what will happen in the future. Never stop fighting. I’m fighting with you. If you feel like giving up, give it to me. I will carry it for you.”––Whitney
Bedridden with dysautonomia for 11 years, he invented his own diagnosis and the surgery to “cure” it - by our very own @r_prior https://t.co/v0WGS53Zmf
Pls RT: I’m going in to a number of schools to deliver lessons on #disability and #ChronicIllness. What are things that you would like teenagers to know about being to be disabled/ ill, how they can help out, or issues surrounding these topics? #HiddenIllness#DisabledTwitter
Phoebe Howlett (@chanceofchoice) is on a mission. Currently in Australia, she wants to visit every country on earth.
But that's not the whole story, as @cagenzo discovers: https://t.co/eAVyQ1DW18
A #travelstory I was hesitant to write about, an expierence of #turtle being my meal. Where they eat turtle and why? Have a look at my experience. #travelstory#solotravel#sailing https://t.co/DtYzhAqsfZ