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In January, 2023, TLLC partnered with Lichen Sclerosus Support Network (LSSN). This means my new 2023 blog posts will be published on LSSN’s page. For full details on what the partnership entails, watch this video.

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The Grief Project: Louise’s Story

Read the latest contribution to The Grief Project by a fellow LS warrior, Louise. Louise is an incredibly gifted writer and takes us through her journey of grief, sadness, and growth.

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Jaclyn December 2, 2021
The title text reads: "The Grief Project: Jen's Story" in black cursive font. Underneath is a wreath of pink and yellow flowers with green leaves.

The Grief Project: Jen’s Story

This week on The Grief Project we have Jen, a fellow LS warrior, who will be discussing her journey with grief from Lichen Sclerosus, a traumatic birthing experience, and episiotomy scar endometriosis. Jen is one hell of a woman, she has faced some serious hardships and beat them all.

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Jaclyn September 30, 2021
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The Grief Project: Paulina’s Journey

Without further ado, let me introduce you to Paulina, a beautiful soul living in Germany. Paulina has been a part of the Lichen Sclerosus Support Virtual Meetups for quite a while now, and also speaks with such strength, asks wonderful questions, and gives great support to others. Thus, I will now turn the metaphorical floor over to her.

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Jaclyn September 22, 2021
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Grief: The Forgotten Feeling of Living with Lichen Sclerosus

Today, I want to touch on another aspect of mental health that often accompanies living with Lichen Sclerosus: that is, grief. Grief is a multifaceted feeling and can present itself in several different ways. In this post, I will discuss how grief can manifest and why grief is normal when you have Lichen Sclerosus.

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Jaclyn September 14, 2021

I am often surprised that she captures what has been on my mind.”

Jaclyn manages to put into words many of the thoughts, feelings, fears (oh, so many fears), and questions, that come with a diagnosis of LS. She captures both the physical and often more importantly the mental health aspects of learning to live with LS. Her generosity in sharing her personal journey and speaking truthfully about LS provides much needed hope and perspective
Joanne

Reading her blogs has helped me deal with LS in every way – physically, emotionally, and mentally. -Maria

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