Warrior Wednesday Feature: Lee

Let’s welcome this week’s warrior, Lee!  Hey Besties, I’m Lee! I live in a small-ish town about 1hr north of Toronto, Ontario Canada. I started collecting chronic illnesses in 2018 and I like to think that since then, I’ve gotten quite the collection! The main star of the show is my Crohn’s-Colitis diagnosis, the road … Read more

Cilantro Lime Cauliflower ‘Rice’

This cilantro lime cauliflower ‘rice’ is flavor packed, easy to make, filling, and goes with just about anything. This side dish is full of Vitamins C and K, bright zesty lime, sweet onion, and herbaceous cilantro. Cauliflower is such a versatile ingredient and really takes on the citrusy flavors added. It offers a neutral base … Read more

Grain-Free Crunchy Granola

This granola is real deal amazing! As a child granola with milk was one of my favorite treats that I always look back upon with fondness. This homemade crunchy granola is exactly how I remember it as a child, and you can’t even tell its grain free! Crunchy, sweet, and salty with warm baking spices … Read more

Warrior Wednesday Feature: Kaitlyn

Let’s welcome this weeks warrior, Kaitlyn!  My name is Kaitlyn, but a lot of the chronic illness community knows my handle @trusting.my.gut on Instagram and Tik Tok.  I’m originally from Atlanta, GA. I completed my undergraduate degree in December in South Carolina and currently attend nursing school in Tennessee.  I have several different chronic illnesses. … Read more

Warrior Wednesday Feature: Cj

Let’s welcome this weeks warrior, Cj!  My name is Carlos Cabrera but I go by Cj Papuro. I’m from the Dominican and live in Virginia. I have Ulcerative Colitis, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis. I was Diagnosed with UC in 2018, I was misdiagnosed with hemorrhoids 2017 and it wasn’t until I received a colonoscopy that … Read more

Italian Peas with Bacon

It’s beginning to feel like spring has sprung in the South, and it really is just around the corner! Peas are just about to come into season, and they are one of my favorite vegetables. As such, it was only right to make this classic Italian side dish my own. Traditionally, Italian peas are cooked … Read more