Talking about unusually normal things - the invisible conditions we live with.
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What is an “invisible condition”?
An invisible condition is a non-apparent illness or health condition (physical or mental) that isn’t seen from the outside. This may include, but is not limited to chronic illness, autoimmune disorders, mental illness, neurodiverse conditions, chronic pain or fatigue, trauma, cancers, and brain injuries.
Invisible condition is inclusive of invisible illness, invisible disability, invisible disease, and non-apparent chronic illness.
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Seen. Supported. Empowered.
Through the power of personal stories, let’s create a world where there is no stigma attached to invisible conditions.
This podcast is for everyone.
Yes, it is!
I bet you know someone who lives with an invisible condition. Or perhaps you live with an invisible condition (chronic illness, disability, or disease).
Dealing with an invisible condition (or multiple ones) can often feel lonely and isolating.
You might prefer to keep your problems and thoughts hidden, especially if you have experienced discrimination or judgment in the past when you have tried to talk about the condition you live with.
As a caregiver, you might experience anxiety, anger or exhaustion—but feel guilty about expressing that to the people around you.
If you are a friend, co-worker, or relative of someone who lives with an invisible condition, you might feel uncomfortable about asking questions.
When you listen to this podcast, you’ll see that the guests do “get it”.
They are everyday people who have overcome their fear of sharing, to help you feel seen, supported, and empowered. By sharing their stories, they hope to create a more compassionate and inclusive society.
Each episode will leave you encouraged, hopeful, and inspired to step out of fear and embrace your normal.
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