A Journey with Chronic Illness

By: Nicole Sullivan
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  • Summary

  • Even though we often feel very alone with our chronic illness, there are millions of other suffers around the world. There are some who have it all figured out. Then there are many of us, where it's a daily struggle to navigate the ever-evolving journey that is our illness. I"ll preface by saying, I do not have it all figured out. This is my journey and I'm sharing it with you. You may be able to relate, but I really wanted to share with you to help you feel heard.
    Nicole Sullivan 2023
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Episodes
  • Guilt, Shame, and Superpowers!

    Guilt, Shame, and Superpowers!
    Mar 13 2023

    In this episode, we are talking about some of the guilt and shame that we sometimes experience with our chronic illnesses. A lot of that guilt is put on us by ourselves. You are way more than your illness and your bad days.
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    9 mins
  • Introduction and Welcome

    Introduction and Welcome
    Feb 27 2023

    This is my VERY first podcast. I"m Nicole and this is my story with Chronic Illness, specifically Hemiplegic Migraines. Do I have everything figured out with my life with my Chronic Illness? No. Do I have all the answers you need? Probably not. This podcast is for those of you who have similiar stories. We all deal with chronic illness the best way we know how, but it's nice to know that we aren't alone in our struggles with pain, depression, indecision, and so much more.
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    5 mins

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