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Routine as Repertoire

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"I was born with primary lymphedema… My leg is swollen with excess lymphatic fluid and often feels uncomfortably tight and heavy; .... Along with the physical discomfort comes a mental and emotional toll as well: it feels as though my body is acting beyond my control, which can get overwhelming at times. I manage mine (my symptoms) by wearing a custom flat-knit compression garment during the day and a nighttime garment while sleeping. I also use a pneumatic compression device, which helps move my stagnant lymphatic fluid where it needs to go..."Alexa Ercolano (Click on image to learn more) 'I live with a third nerve palsy.... Each morning before I leave the house, I use special eye drops to shrink my pupil so my eye can tolerate daylight. Each night before I go to bed, I prepare my eye with a special ointment and seal it shut with special tape– my handmade, disposable eyelid. This is my daily repertoire...' Lauren (Click on image to learn more) 'Before I put my son to bed, I grab his ukulele to find a tune for my daughter. She will arrive in Spring. This evening my son decided to join us and together we made her a song.' Millinee Chaisrihar