Caring for yourself is one of the most important ways you can adapt to living with pulmonary arterial hypertension. So, why is it so hard to do? And what does caring for yourself look like? In the articles below, you’ll discover easy self-care habits you can incorporate into your routine, learn more about the importance of mental health, and find new, creative ways to connect with others (even from home).
Living with PAH can be a big adjustment—but taking care of yourself may make a big difference. So, where do you start? This article gives you a wide range of ideas for incorporating self-care into your daily routine.
Exactly how common is depression among people with PAH? What are the signs to look for and where should you turn if you notice symptoms of depression? Find out what you need to know about depression and PAH in this article.
Making meaningful connections with others is an important part of your emotional well-being and overall health, especially when living with a rare disease like PAH. This article shares some simple ways you can find and connect with others like you.
Living with PAH can be a big adjustment and taking care of yourself can make a big difference. But where do you start?
You are not alone! Watch this video to find out how Denise, Karen, and Lauren stay connected with their communities.
What is the role of oxygen therapy in treating people living with PAH? This article explains why someone with PAH might need oxygen therapy and considerations to discuss with your doctor to find the right system for you.
Navigating life with oxygen therapy can be challenging. Learn more about integrating oxygen therapy into your daily life—from your day-to-day routine, to special circumstances like travel.
For some who have been diagnosed with PAH, oxygen therapy can be a helpful addition to a treatment plan. But using oxygen often requires some adjustments as well to help integrate it into daily life.
Listen to easy-to-follow breathing exercises to help you engage your mind, body, and spirit.