PHYSICAL HEALING

Life After a Liver Transplant Without a Gallbladder: What I Wish I Had Known About Bloating

When I had my liver transplant at 32, no one mentioned they would be removing my gallbladder too. It seemed like a small detail at the time, but I soon learned it would change the way I ate forever. A single meal — a hearty chilli with black beans — left me so bloated I could barely move. What I did not realise then was that without a gallbladder, certain foods and habits can trigger painful, balloon-like bloating. Over time, I have learned how to eat in a way that keeps my digestion comfortable, without giving up the foods I love. This is what I wish I had known from the start.

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When Hope Meets Truth: Reflecting on The Salt Path Revelations

What happens when the story that gave so many hope is suddenly called into question?
As revelations unfold around The Salt Path, I reflect on the power of storytelling, the complexity of truth, and whether the emotional impact of a book can still matter—even when the facts start to shift. This isn’t just about one memoir; it’s about the stories we hold close in our healing.

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The Unseen Struggle: Living with Invisible Symptoms After a Liver Transplant

The Unseen Struggle: Living with Invisible Symptoms After a Liver Transplant A Life-Saving Operation, But Not the End of the Story Seven years ago, I received a liver transplant — a moment that undoubtedly saved my life. I live with Autoimmune Hepatitis Type 2, a rare and chronic condition that, even after a transplant, hasn’t

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Finding Healing in the Hammock: How the Fatboy Headdemock Superb Supports My Recovery

How the Fatboy Headdemock Superb Supports My Recovery Recovering from a life-changing illness requires more than medication—it calls for rest, mindfulness, movement, and moments of stillness. Over time, I’ve learned that healing isn’t just about what you do, but about creating a nurturing environment in which your body can recover and your mind can find

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