Charles describes some of the ways he
manages the
physical and emotional aspects of living with
Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome (
FCS). He felt lonely and emotionally-detached when he was first diagnosed. By changing his
mindset and
staying connected with other people with FCS, he felt encouraged to move forward and do better. Online resources and the FCS patient communities on social media have helped him overcome some of the isolating aspects of his condition. Charles also talks about adopting a disciplined approach
to
diet and physical activity to stay as healthy as possible. Lastly, he recommends speaking with your doctor about participating in
clinical trials.
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