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.
This blog post will focus on the anger and frustration I felt because of the modifications I had to incorporate into my life for the sake of my mental health and wellbeing.
In this post, I highlight important things I learned about Lichen Sclerosus and exercise and provide a checklist and some guidance on how to re-incorporate movement and exercise back into your life.
This will be a two-part blog piece. I began by describing my exercise routine until the point where I received a diagnosis and how I reacted afterward. In my next post, I explain what I learned about exercise and Lichen Sclerosus, and how I brought back one of the things I love most: exercise.
This piece isn’t a typical blog post for The Lost Labia Chronicles, but instead, is an opinion piece on the importance of diverse research for Lichen Sclerosus and a call for more research to be conducted.
In this post, I am going to discuss avoidance; specifically, I focus on the question of “why I avoided looking down there in the first place” and how it was the product of being gaslit over the years by different doctors.
In this week’s post, I discuss the feelings of self-blame behind my compulsive vulva checking habit, how I overcame self-blame, a three-phased process for overcoming self-blame, and where I am now.
Introduction For my first official blog post, I’m beginning with a very personal and important topic, that is, checking. Checking what you might ask?
Introduction Welcome to my blog page where I will be writing about my experiences with Lichen Sclerosus! So, here is the deal: my labia
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