A patient-author documents self-directed investigation of mysterious chronic symptoms, including yellow skin and hydrogen sulfide SIBO, using test results, diet changes and AI-assisted hypothesis building. The newsletter offers personal case narratives and a philosophy of managing complex illness when specialists dismiss you.
Website: https://www.bodyofclues.org/
A personal newsletter of first-person essays about living with multiple sclerosis, covering symptoms, medical experiences like MRIs, and physical challenges such as hiking the Grand Canyon. Readers get vivid, reflective storytelling about uncertainty, fear, and resilience.
A personal journal-style newsletter by a cellist living with chronic illness and pain, reflecting on unrealized ambitions, mental health and healing. Entries mix candid memoir with musical metaphors and honest accounts of navigating pain management.
A newsletter about working and self-employment while living with chronic illness, mixing practical guides, reported profiles of people's work systems, and the author's own experiments. Readers get candid first-person analysis and adaptations rather than generic productivity advice.
A personal online journal covering hobby projects including open source app releases, software-defined radio troubleshooting and quirky retro-hardware experiments. Readers get a detailed debugging write-up, a release announcement and a short playful photo and video diary from South Wales.
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