This episode featured a deep discussion from a virtual eczema meet up, where eczema sufferers shared about the impact of eczema and dermatitis on their relationships and their caregivers. They also discussed why doctors aren't acknowledging or doing very much to help with topical steroid withdrawal. It was a great and emotional discussion that I hope you will enjoy! 

This discussion was shared with permission from the facilitators, Linette Roungchun (@linettero) and Sean Dillnutt (@tsw_seandillnutt) 

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Have you (or anyone you know) ever experienced zingers? Zingers are common when it comes to topical steroid withdrawal (TSW), but it can also be experienced when some people have eczema and atopic dermatitis as well.

Zingers are a type of nerve pain, that can feel like you're being shocked, zapped, and they're also called "sparklers."

In this episode, I share my personal experience with zingers. 

Please note that this is my personal experience only, and it is not meant to be substituted as medical advice. :) 

In this episode, my guest Eve Laird, shares how suffering from eczema inspired her to start her cracker line - which is now available in 600 stores, including Whole Foods and many other health food stores.

I hope this inspires you that you can turn a difficult journey of suffering from eczema into something that helps others :) 

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