Kennedy Wren

I've struggled with sensitive skin forever, so I'm super careful about what I use. My go-to products are all fragrance-free and gentle. think Cerave, Good Molecules, La Roche-Posay, and pure oils such as Avocado and coconut. I keep my routine simple: cleanser, moisturizer, and oi. Less is definitely more when your skin freaks out easily!

A curated collection of devotionals, poetry books, and diverse reads spanning faith, creativity, and personal growth. Explore spiritual reflections, literary favorites, and thoughtful recommendations across multiple genres. Perfect for readers seeking inspiration, meaningful content, and book discoveries.

Los Angeles can feel big and overwhelming, but it also offers so many accessible, disability-friendly things to do, both in person and from home. Spots like the Getty Center and Exposition Park museums make art and science feel welcoming, with elevators, accessible paths, and places to sit and recharge. If fresh air helps you reset, the Santa Monica Pier and Beach offer wide walkways, ocean views, and beach wheelchair access for a calming outdoor experience.

Living with chronic illness means preparing for the days when your body needs a little more care. This Summer Flare Care List is filled with my favorite essentials to help manage heat, fatigue, discomfort, and low-energy days — because you deserve to feel supported through every season.

My real-deal beauty favorites that work when you're navigating life with chronic illness. These are products that make you feel put-together without demanding tons of energy, time, or money. From press-on nails that last two weeks to low-effort makeup that actually stays comfortable all day, everything here is tested by someone who gets what it's like to want to look good on limited spoons. Practical, affordable, and actually worth the hype.