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This isn’t just a skin problem. It’s PASH Syndrome — a rare storm of Hidradenitis Suppurativa, Pyoderma Gangrenosum, and cystic acne. The drainage you see? That’s only a glimpse. What you don’t see is the burning pain, the open wounds that take months to close, and the fear of even the slightest touch making it worse. We live in a body at war with itself. And yet — here we are, still showing up, still healing out loud. If you’ve never heard of PASH before, now you have. If you live with it — you

This isn’t just a skin problem. It’s PASH Syndrome — a rare storm of Hidradenitis Suppurativa, Pyoderma Gangrenosum, and cystic acne. The drainage you see? That’s only a glimpse. What you don’t see is the burning pain, the open wounds that take months to close, and the fear of even the slightest touch making it worse. We live in a body at war with itself. And yet — here we are, still showing up, still healing out loud. If you’ve never heard of PASH before, now you have. If you live with it — you

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💥🧪✨ Meet Pash, This vitamin-rich, skin-nourishing formula is packed with ingredients that work to revive, restore and replenish dry or irritated skin. -Packed with antioxidant-dense plant oils to heal and nourish -Long-lasting, all-day moisture -Lightweight & Non-Greasy | Pash Skin Protection

💥🧪✨ Meet Pash, This vitamin-rich, skin-nourishing formula is packed with ingredients that work to revive, restore and replenish dry or irritated skin. -Packed with antioxidant-dense plant oils to heal and nourish -Long-lasting, all-day moisture -Lightweight & Non-Greasy | Pash Skin Protection

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PASH Syndrome is not just rare — it’s relentless. It’s not just skin deep — it’s soul deep. Living with PASH means fighting through pain that never asks if you’re ready. Some days, my body feels like a battlefield. ▪️ Pyoderma Gangrenosum causes wounds that look like burns. ▪️ Acne Conglobata brings breakouts that feel like fire. ▪️ Hidradenitis Suppurativa leaves scars that never let me forget. But I wake up, bandage up, and still show up. Because someone needs to know they’re not alone. Becaus

PASH Syndrome is not just rare — it’s relentless. It’s not just skin deep — it’s soul deep. Living with PASH means fighting through pain that never asks if you’re ready. Some days, my body feels like a battlefield. ▪️ Pyoderma Gangrenosum causes wounds that look like burns. ▪️ Acne Conglobata brings breakouts that feel like fire. ▪️ Hidradenitis Suppurativa leaves scars that never let me forget. But I wake up, bandage up, and still show up. Because someone needs to know they’re not alone. Becaus

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For me, PASH Syndrome starts off looking like little bumps under the skin. But those small bumps don’t stay small—they grow, swell, and turn into massive, painful wounds that drain and scar. What looks minor in the beginning quickly becomes life-altering. #JustHowLifeGoes #PASHSyndrome #ChronicIllnessJourney #InvisibleIllness #Healing | Destineé Spruell

For me, PASH Syndrome starts off looking like little bumps under the skin. But those small bumps don’t stay small—they grow, swell, and turn into massive, painful wounds that drain and scar. What looks minor in the beginning quickly becomes life-altering. #JustHowLifeGoes #PASHSyndrome #ChronicIllnessJourney #InvisibleIllness #Healing | Destineé Spruell

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This isn’t ‘just an infection.’ It’s PASH Syndrome attacking from the inside out. I post so others don’t feel invisible, and so the world sees what chronic illness really looks like. 🖤 #ChronicIllnessAwareness #PASHsyndrome #JustHowLifeGoes | Destineé Spruell

This isn’t ‘just an infection.’ It’s PASH Syndrome attacking from the inside out. I post so others don’t feel invisible, and so the world sees what chronic illness really looks like. 🖤 #ChronicIllnessAwareness #PASHsyndrome #JustHowLifeGoes | Destineé Spruell

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Living with Hidradenitis Suppurativa, PASH Syndrome, and a pilonidal cyst isn’t for the weak. It’s pain stacked on pain — but I’m still showing up, still healing, still choosing to live. This is my reality, not for sympathy, but for awareness. 💛 #HidradenitisSuppurativa #PashSyndrome #ChronicIllnessWarrior #RealAndRaw #JustHowLifeGoes | Just How Life Goes

Living with Hidradenitis Suppurativa, PASH Syndrome, and a pilonidal cyst isn’t for the weak. It’s pain stacked on pain — but I’m still showing up, still healing, still choosing to live. This is my reality, not for sympathy, but for awareness. 💛 #HidradenitisSuppurativa #PashSyndrome #ChronicIllnessWarrior #RealAndRaw #JustHowLifeGoes | Just How Life Goes

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PASH Syndrome doesn’t clock out. It’s pain at 3am, drainage in the middle of a conversation, and healing that feels like forever. #JustHowLifeGoes #PASHsyndrome #HidradenitisSuppurativa #RareDiseaseAwareness #HSCommunity #ChronicPainWarrior | Destineé Spruell

PASH Syndrome doesn’t clock out. It’s pain at 3am, drainage in the middle of a conversation, and healing that feels like forever. #JustHowLifeGoes #PASHsyndrome #HidradenitisSuppurativa #RareDiseaseAwareness #HSCommunity #ChronicPainWarrior | Destineé Spruell

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What does a PASH Syndrome flare-up look like on the lower leg? It’s swollen. It’s angry. It’s deep under the skin with pressure that builds like a ticking clock. It’s skin that turns red or purple, sometimes warm to the touch. It may open, it may leak — or it might just sit there, hurting and refusing to heal for weeks. This isn’t just “a bump.” It’s a chronic inflammatory storm under the surface. And on the lower leg — where skin stretches, moves, and rubs — the pain hits different. This is PAS

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PASH Syndrome is one of those conditions that people don’t understand until it’s too late — if they ever understand at all. It’s rare. It’s aggressive. And it doesn’t care if you have plans, dreams, or a full life to live. PASH stands for: Pyoderma Gangrenosum. Acne Conglobata. Hidradenitis Suppurativa. Three conditions. One body. One warrior. It drains your energy. It rearranges your life. It tests your spirit. But I’m still standing. I’m still showing up. I’m still advocating — not just for me

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You asked what it’s like to have PASH Syndrome on my lower legs — it’s like living with fire under your skin that refuses to burn out. The swelling, the pressure, the throbbing pain that feels like it’s coming from the bone itself. Every step reminds me that healing isn’t linear, and every flare reminds me that I’m fighting something invisible yet relentless. It’s not just about the wounds you see — it’s the ache that lingers in your spirit when you have to keep showing up in a body that feels l

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Cleaning my PASH Syndrome wounds isn’t just a routine — it’s a ritual of survival. It’s painful, it’s draining, and it’s deeply personal. Every time I peel off the gauze, I’m reminded of how far this condition pushes me. Every time I wipe the skin, I feel the sting — not just on the surface, but in my spirit. But I do it anyway… because infection isn’t an option and neither is giving up. This is what it takes to live with a condition most people have never heard of. PASH Syndrome doesn’t come wi

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PASH Syndrome.Most people have never even heard of it. It’s so rare that even some doctors don’t fully understand it. But I live it. I carry it. Along with Hidradenitis Suppurativa, it’s another name, another label, another weight on my body. PASH isn’t just letters—it’s pain, it’s inflammation, it’s more draining, more wounds, more battles to fight that no one sees.💜 To those living with HS and PASH: your fight is valid, your story matters, and your body is not broken—it’s surviving.#PASHSyndr

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Just a glimpse into my life with PASH Syndrome — a condition that has tested every ounce of my strength, patience, and faith. There are days when the pain feels endless, when the flare ups drain not just my skin but my spirit. But through every wound I’ve cleaned, every tear I’ve cried, and every scar I’ve earned — I’ve found purpose. This illness has taken so much, yet it’s also given me a voice — one that speaks for the people who are still too afraid to show their truth. If you’re living with

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PASH syndrome in the belly button is a cycle that’s exhausting in ways most people will never understand. It heals just enough to give you hope — just enough to make you believe your body is finally catching a break — and then it reopens like the progress never happened. The skin closes, the pain quiets, the drainage slows… and then suddenly you’re back to cleaning, packing, changing gauze, checking your clothes, watching for leaks, and bracing yourself for that familiar burn and pressure all ov

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Hush & Brush with Harry Jowsey: Introducing Pash

Hush & Brush with Harry Jowsey: Introducing Pash

Let’s check on this PASH flare up… Because this is the part people don’t talk about. Not the hospital visits. Not the medications that only kind of help. Not the smell. Not the mental toll. Not the fact that I’ve had to plan my life around how much pain I’ll be in that day. Not how the mirror becomes your enemy and your body starts to feel like a prison. This is PASH Syndrome. Painful. Autoimmune. Suppurative. Hydradenitis. A skin condition that goes way deeper than skin. The flare ups don’t ask

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A bad day with HS and PASH isn’t just being “a little off.” It’s waking up drenched in pain — skin burning, joints stiff, your body already exhausted before your feet touch the floor. It’s flares so swollen you can’t sit, stand, or lay without hurting. It’s bleeding through your clothes, fighting nausea, and wondering if today’s the day a new abscess turns into another hospital stay. It’s the weight of wounds others can’t see — like isolation, anxiety, and depression. It’s your body and mind bot

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PSA from Dr. Queen: Your skin doesn’t need 12 steps. It needs moisture, SPF, and a little strategy. Enter the PASH Protection Program: gentle cleanse, daily sunscreen, and Rescue & Repair Lotion to keep your skin calm, hydrated, and glowing. Simple. Effective. Dermatologist-backed. ✨ #dermatologist #skincare #skincareroutine #moisturizer

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People see skin. They don’t see tunnels, inflammation, nerve pain, or the mental toll of knowing there is no cure. HS and PASH live in my belly button and armpits. PCOS lives in my hormones. Degenerative disease lives in my bones. Mental health lives in all of it. #justhowlifegoes #hidradenitissuppurativa #pashsyndrome #chronicillness #invisibleillness | Destineé Spruell

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Alright y’all… here it is.This is what PASH syndrome looks like for me.I say it shows up everywhere…

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Destineé Spruell on Instagram: "PASH Syndrome isn’t just a diagnosis… it’s a daily battle layered with pain, pressure, and resilience. It’s the inflammation under the skin that feels like it has its own heartbeat. It’s the lesions and overgrowths that come without warning. It’s the way your body becomes a battlefield long before people ever see the scars. PASH is rare, misunderstood, and heavy to carry. But I’m learning to navigate it with grace I didn’t know I had. Some days I’m strong, some da

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Destineé Spruell on Instagram: "PASH Syndrome in the belly button is a different kind of battle. It’s the burning, the pressure, the unexpected drainage, and the constant fear of “Did it leak through my shirt?” It’s cleaning multiple times a day, keeping gauze on hand like it’s second nature, and praying it doesn’t flare when you’re finally having a good day. People don’t talk about this side of chronic illness — the places it shows up that you’d never expect… the places that make you feel embar

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Destineé Spruell on Instagram: "You asked what it’s like to have PASH Syndrome on my lower legs — it’s like living with fire under your skin that refuses to burn out. The swelling, the pressure, the throbbing pain that feels like it’s coming from the bone itself. Every step reminds me that healing isn’t linear, and every flare reminds me that I’m fighting something invisible yet relentless. It’s not just about the wounds you see — it’s the ache that lingers in your spirit when you have to keep s

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Pash protects your skin barrier and locks in moisture. #skinbarrierrepair #skinroutine #skincare #skincareproducts #skinbarrier

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Destineé Spruell | Living with PASH syndrome means flare-ups don’t follow rules or respect boundaries. One day it’s my belly button — inflamed, draining,... | Instagram

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Destineé Spruell | PASH syndrome in the belly button. A lot of people don’t realize that PASH doesn’t just show up in “typical” places. When it affects my... | Instagram

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Have you ever seen symptoms like these with HS and PASH? Because for me, they don’t stay in one place. They show up in my belly button. My armpits. My legs. My inner thighs. My butt. Even my scalp sometimes. There is no “one area.” There is no predictable pattern. It’s inflammation that travels. Abscesses that form deep. Skin that breaks open when it wants to. And a level of pain that’s hard to put into words unless you’ve lived it. HS and PASH are no joke. The physical pain can be unbearable. T

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Living with PASH syndrome means learning how to manage things most people never even think about — like my belly button draining and having to keep gauze on it just to get through the day. It’s uncomfortable. It’s frustrating. It’s something I have to plan around constantly — what I wear, how I move, how long I can be out, and whether I’ll need to change dressings again. There’s no “off switch” for this. It’s ongoing, and it takes mental strength just as much as physical care. This is the part o

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Understanding PASH Syndrome: Chronic Inflammation in the Belly Button

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