The pain scale has never made sense to me. It’s probably because I can’t remember a time when I haven’t…
Lara Govendo
Lara Govendo resides in Vermont as a wild, adventurous lady who also happens to be a licensed clinical professional counselor. She dives deep into controversial topics by talking about her own struggles to help others feel less alone, educate about all aspects of health, and encourage others that there’s always hope. Thanks to her double-lung transplant in 2017 due to cystic fibrosis, you can now find Lara ministering about Jesus, exploring the glorious outdoors with her husband, and belly laughing with people around the planet. She can be reached on her website at www.hungry4hopeconsulting.com.
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Articles by Lara Govendo
Grief doesn’t respect timing or social etiquette. It typically hits me at the worst times, when it’s inconvenient to have…
As I prepare to celebrate five years with my new lungs, I’m experiencing a wide range of emotions. My…
When I started evaluation for my double-lung transplant in spring 2015, I didn’t have any friends in the cystic…
I spent the majority of my life trying to hide my disability, so celebrating Disability Pride Month is a…
I used to think my medical trauma was normal. Doesn’t everyone with chronic illness go through traumatic experiences and not…
Living with chronic illness is often a lonely road. Born with cystic fibrosis (CF), I’ve often struggled with…
Mental health struggles often co-occur with chronic illnesses. This was true for me while living with cystic fibrosis, and…
My mom has always said that “in adversity there is blessing.” For Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month I wanted to…
The world demands my constant attention. Everything that comes across my news feed is presented as an emergency. The pressure…