Articles pertinents sur la gestion de la phénylcétonurie au quotidien.
The year ends in a few hours (depending where you are, it may already be over) and it's time for balance sheets and wishes for 2018. As far as I'm concerned, the year 2017 went very well and I was happy to see my blog and my social platforms grow more and more! I will … Lire la suite The 3 best articles of PCU Quebec in 2017
I was recently asked to talk about my childhood, the challenges I had with phenylketonuria and the way my family helped me. This is a rather broad subject and probably that they would be better placed than me to talk about it, but I will try to organize my ideas as best as I can. … Lire la suite Is it easy to grow up with phenylketonuria?
It's 5:10 pm. I walk down the corridors of a subway in downtown Montreal after a long day of work, ready to go home to prepare a low-protein supper. But this corridor in question is a strategic artery for storekeepers. Indeed, they know very well that, like me, all professionals working downtown will have to … Lire la suite Temptation
It's hot outside. Time slows down. My muscles, used at full capacity (or almost), begin to be sore. With a quick gesture, I increase the volume of my headphones by a few levels. It is well recognized that music has a positive impact on physical training! I finally stop after 4 kilometers of racing, satisfied … Lire la suite Run. Drink. Relax. Repeat.
Physical activity is absolutely essential, whether you have PKU or not. A simple brisk walk of 20 minutes daily can make all the difference on your health. As far as I'm concerned, sport is part of my life, I could not do without it. Phenylketonuria can not be an obstacle. Today, I am heading to … Lire la suite It’s Sunday, let’s run!
This morning, I was tempted to give you a reflection after seeing a question on a Facebook group. I subscribe to a few Pages and groups that deal with phenylketonuria and on one of them, someone asked a simple question, but it raised passions. What is the thing you prefer with having PKU? Personally, I think … Lire la suite Phenylketonuria: Is it a Positive or a Negative Thing?
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