Confidently, Chronically Me

By: Cheyenne Heflin
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  • Confidently, Chronically Me explores what it's like to be one of the millions of people that live daily with chronic illness and disability. Join host Cheyenne Heflin as she explores the ins and outs of dealing with life-long conditions. Enjoy personal stories from the host, along with interviews with other members of the community that show the lives of real people dealing with chronic illness and disability. She's combining personal stories with the latest research in mental health, habit building, and other relevant topics to help everyone learn how to live confidently with chronic illness.
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  • Re-Upload: People's Reactions to an Amputee Cancer Kid

    Re-Upload: People's Reactions to an Amputee Cancer Kid
    Jan 24 2022

    One of the biggest, most prominent things I had to deal with throughout and after my cancer treatment, were the reactions other people had to my situation. There was everything from insecurities about my appearance, which every teenager has, to concerns that other's might treat me badly because I was now disabled. In this episode, I'm taking you through some of the most common experiences I've had dealing with other people as pediatric cancer kid and as an amputee. We'll talk about how I and my family adjusted to the sight of my residual limb and prosthetic leg, how other people tended to react to my openness about my disability, as well as some of the less than pleasant situations I've found myself in as a young, disabled person.
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    35 mins

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