My Health Journey
My health journey
How remarkable people have overcome life-changing health problems.
All My Health Journey Posts
Kidney disease threatened Fife restaurant manager’s life – then his mum saved him
How Fife dad Kenny turned his life around after depression and alcohol left him at rock bottom
Adult ADHD diagnosis left Fife’s Roxanne perfectly placed to help others cope
Why Fife woman’s battle with rare hair-pulling disorder is no longer a ‘horrible secret’
How ‘pushing’ GP for a prostate cancer test saved Fife sofa store worker’s life
How Kinross-shire mum Kate’s epileptic seizures stopped after ‘life-changing’ surgery
Stirling mum’s poignant pink ribbon tattoo marks end of breast cancer battle
Fife man blinded at birth on using technology to help make life easier
Fife mum Erin’s family dream comes true after breast cancer battle
From jumping horses to pumping iron: How Perthshire rider became unlikely powerlifting star
How Dundee gran Sylvia started losing her sight but went on to become a para bowls champion
How pole dancing gave Arbroath mum determination to fight womb cancer
‘Many GPs still don’t acknowledge long Covid’: Dundee’s Louise on the fight to get better
Perth man Niall told he’d never walk again after horror crash is trekking to Everest Base Camp
Dundee student Donika on coming to terms with coeliac disease diagnosis
‘Nothing is impossible’: Fife veteran Garry lost his sight to chickenpox but became a top climber
Stirling teacher’s new lease of life after ovarian cancer took away her fertility at 33
Perthshire ambulance technician’s journey to the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championships
Kinghorn dad Craig bought cheap trainers to try Parkrun – five years on he competes in ultra-marathons
How Monifieth dad Peter became Transplant Games star after lifesaving liver op
Fife mum Donna reveals how a nose piercing could have triggered skin cancer
Fife rigger David hails new drug after a lifelong migraine struggle
Perthshire grandmother Liz continues to climb Munros despite long term lung condition
Asked to leave school as a teenager – Kirriemuir’s Elizabeth is now thriving after an adult ADHD diagnosis
