At Texas Center for Lifestyle Medicine (TCLM), we understand that living with an invisible illness can be an isolating and challenging experience. Conditions like Fibromyalgia often go unnoticed by others, leaving individuals feeling unseen and misunderstood. However, within our clinic, we strive to create a supportive community where individuals facing these invisible illnesses can find understanding, resources, and hope.

One such individual who has found solace and support at TCLM is Sara Gustafson. Sara's journey with Fibromyalgia began at a young age, leading her to rely on multiple prescription medications to manage her symptoms. However, it wasn't until after the birth of her first child that she truly began to grapple with the impact of her condition. Despite outward appearances of normalcy, Sara felt invisible, struggling to find validation for her experiences.

"In 2005, it was such an invisible condition because I looked normal," Sara recalls. "I had a really great...