050 The Emotional Whiplash of Chronic Illness with Sarah Morris
Good days bring hope. Flare-ups take it right back. This is the emotional whiplash of living with chronic illness. What You’ll Learn Living with chronic illness often means living in cycles—good days ...
14 Huhti 49min
049 Chronic Illness Is a Full-Time Job: The Invisible Work No One Sees
Your calendar fills with appointments, not plans. Chronic illness becomes more than symptoms—it becomes a role you never asked for. What You’ll Learn Living with chronic illness isn’t only about manag...
7 Huhti 5min
048 Reclaiming Joy with Chronic Illness (replay)
This episode originally aired earlier in the podcast and remains one of the most meaningful conversations we’ve had about finding joy while living with chronic illness. Living with chronic illness c...
31 Maalis 35min
047 Chronic Fatigue, Faith, and Learning to Slow Down with Belinda Mooney
This episode originally aired earlier in the podcast and remains one of the most meaningful conversations we’ve had about slowing down and caring for our health while living with chronic illness. In...
24 Maalis 44min
046 Faith, Chronic Illness, and Honest Spirituality with Stephanie Boyle
This episode originally aired earlier in the podcast and remains one of the most meaningful conversations we’ve had about faith and chronic illness. What does faith look like when your body won’t co...
17 Maalis 33min
045 The Episode That Started The Invisible Illness Club
This episode goes back to the very beginning of The Invisible Illness Club. In this replay of episode one, April shares why the podcast started and the experience that led to creating a space where ch...
10 Maalis 10min
044 You Look Fine: Faith, Bipolar Disorder, Lupus, and Healing That Isn’t Neat (with Natasha Minier-Robinson)
Natasha shares life with bipolar disorder, PTSD, lupus, grief, and faith—and what healing looks like when it’s messy. What You’ll Learn What it felt like to be “high-functioning” while secretly strug...
24 Helmi 45min
043 The Quiet Grief of Losing Your Independence
We talk a lot about surviving chronic illness. Today we’re gently challenging the way we define independence. What if losing physical capability doesn’t mean losing strength? What if dependence isn’t ...
17 Helmi 5min
