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The power of the patient voice

We make health about people by bringing together the stories and lived experiences of those who have been there. Penned by our community and curated by our editors, the collections below feature some of our best, most helpful articles on health topics that matter to you.

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Tips and Tricks for Living With Anxiety

The Mighty's anxiety community has so many tips and tricks to share with you. Check out our constantly growing collection of them here.

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What Fibromyalgia Looks and Feels Like

It's tough to truly understand what a health condition like fibro feels like unless you've lived it. This collection is the next best thing.

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If You're Feeling Suicidal Right Now

To the person who wants to die right now, you're not alone — our community knows what you're going through. Hope and support are right here.

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Bipolar Myths and Misconceptions

Myth: "People with bipolar can't control their emotions." Fact: Misconceptions only add to societal stigma. What others would you debunk?

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Newly Diagnosed With Migraine

Finally have a name for what you're going through? This collection is a one-stop shop for the newly diagnosed. You are not alone.

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Yes, Disabled People Have Sex

This collection's coming in hot (wink) with relationships, disability-friendly sex positions, and accessible intimacy. We love this for you!

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All About Antidepressants

One small pill, a world of uncertainty. Scroll through to learn more about life on (or off) antidepressants from our depression community.

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Supporting Someone With Chronic Pain

Where should you begin when caring for someone with chronic pain? Here are some supportive dos and don'ts to get you started.

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