Ashley Wall’s eczema made its grand debut when she was 2 years old. Luckily, she’s flipped the script to become an eczema aficionado. Immersed in the atopic dermatitis world, she has become a prominent figure, participating as a guest speaker on panels, conducting interviews with high-profile individuals, and attending expo events. Wall also shares her experiences through writing and is the host of a coffee chat panel within a private LinkedIn group, where she carefully selects diverse topics for discussion among patients with various conditions. With a passion for reading, she aspires to publish books and is committed to the goal of finding a cure for eczema. You can find her on Instagram.
I’m not going to lie, for a long time, artificial intelligence felt distant to me. It lived in research labs, academic journals, and futuristic headlines that had nothing to do with my everyday life ....
Eczema is exhausting. In fact, there should be a petition for a new word to be added to the Oxford dictionary called “eczhausted.” The definition: the state of extreme fatigue when managing aggressive moderate-to-severe eczema ....
Black Beauty is one of my favorite movies, and I can’t help but see the significance in 2026 being the Year of the Horse, according to the Chinese zodiac. If you haven’t seen this movie, I highly recommend it ....
My new motto is, New Year, new rules! I have lived long enough with eczema to recognize patterns, not just on my skin, but in the way the wellness world talks to people like me ....
The phone call lasted five minutes. It was polite, calm, and surreal how quickly my life was going to change ....
Living with eczema has taught me that navigating health care is similar to learning another language. The biggest lesson is that miscommunication or a lack of understanding can truly set you back ....