At Don't Carry It Alone, we believe in the power of sharing stories to build community and inspire strength.

Whilst we are passionate about sharing all stories of chronic illness, today we want to shine a spotlight on some incredible celebrities who are living with chronic illnesses. By using their platforms, their openness and courage help to destigmatise these conditions and provide hope to millions of others facing similar challenges.

Breaking barriers for individuals with chronic illnesses: A call to action for workplaces

At Don't Carry It Alone, we are dedicated to supporting those living with chronic illnesses. Today, we want to shine a light on the urgent need for workplaces to become more inclusive and adaptive, ensuring that all talent can thrive, regardless of health challenges.

During Mental Health Awareness Week, Don't Carry It Alone are reflecting on the connection between chronic illness and mental well-being.

We understand that coping with a long-term chronic condition can significantly impact one's mental health. Don't Carry It Alone seek to raise much-needed awareness of the realities of living with a chronic illness. Below are a number of 'triggers', that can result in mental health struggles.

Welcome to our Q&A session with Excel Against the Odds. We are thrilled to shed light on the remarkable work of this organisation, which is dedicated to supporting individuals with chronic illnesses and disabilities in the workplace.

Empowering the Endometriosis community with essential resources - The British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (BSGE)

At Don't Carry It Alone, our mission is to provide unwavering support to individuals navigating chronic illness. We are dedicated to extending our support to the endometriosis community by sharing a crucial resource that can make a meaningful difference in your journey.

March marks Endometriosis Awareness (Action) Month. Don't Carry It Alone is proud to join the global efforts in raising awareness about this debilitating condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Endometriosis is not just a medical issue; it's a societal concern that impacts various facets of life, including the workplace.

Let's talk about the health gap!

Today, as we celebrate the achievements and resilience of women around the world, we, at Don't Carry It Alone, are committed to shining a light on the persistent health gap that affects millions of women globally. Despite advancements in healthcare, women continue to face unique challenges that often go unnoticed or unaddressed.

Don't Carry It Alone interviewed Endometriosis UK about the Endometriosis Friendly Employer scheme!

At Endometriosis UK, Endometriosis Awareness Month is "Endometriosis Action Month” (https://lnkd.in/eutshu3V). Please visit their website for information of how you can get involved!

Training for a marathon is not easy.

Training for a marathon, whilst managing a chronic illness, is really not easy.

I have had a lot of questions about how my Endometriosis impacts my training. I would be lying if I said that it didn’t.