Jen Brea

CW: medical trauma I talk to Jen Brea, filmmaker, activist and ME/CFS patient, about making and watching her documentary, Unrest. See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

CW: medical trauma I talk to Jen Brea, filmmaker, activist and ME/CFS patient, about making and watching her documentary, Unrest. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

50 Unrested w/ Jen Brea

Some thoughts after the amended AHCA/Trumpcare passed the House of Representatives.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Some thoughts after the amended AHCA/Trumpcare passed the House of Representatives. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

48 Burning Down the House

Carly Findlay

Australian Appearance Activist and writer, Carly Findlay, talks about her experience living with Icthyosis, telling our stories on our own terms, the value of our personal information, identity, and the Australian healthcare system.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Australian Appearance Activist and writer, Carly Findlay, talks about her experience living with Icthyosis, telling our stories on our own terms, the value of our personal information, identity, and the Australian healthcare system. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

47 Australian Appearance Activist Carly Findlay

Today's episode is actually a "rerun" of one of my favorites from last year to mark Trans Day of Visibility, with an updated intro. More new episodes to come soon, but I'm still recovering from the AHCA whirlwind.S. Leigh Thompson talks about the hurdles to diagnosis he's faced as a trans person with complex health issues, healthcare insecurity, getting around the city with mobility limitations, and navigating society with invisible disabilities.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Today's episode is actually a "rerun" of one of my favorites from last year to mark Trans Day of Visibility, with an updated intro. More new episodes to come soon, but I'm still recovering from the AHCA whirlwind. S. Leigh Thompson talks about the hurdles to diagnosis he's faced as a trans person with complex health issues, healthcare insecurity, getting around the city with mobility limitations, and navigating society with invisible disabilities. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

46 TDoV w/ S. Leigh Thompson

Emily Ladau

A discussion with disability rights activist, writer and podcaster, Emily Ladau, on the eve of the AHCA vote.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

A discussion with disability rights activist, writer and podcaster, Emily Ladau, on the eve of the AHCA vote. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

45 WTF AHCA w/ Emily Ladau

Christopher Snider

I check in with regular guest, Christopher Snider, for our bimonthly podcast freakout about all things Trump, health policy, and how we’re dealing. We talk more about the state of Obamacare/ACA’s repeal and replace plan, the AHCA (aka Ryancare, Trumpcare, Republicare, etc.) We discuss the bill’s CBO score, another proposed bill flying under the radar that would allow your employer to require genetic testing and have access to those results, ALEC, and his newest podcast project, Mark All That Apply.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

I check in with regular guest, Christopher Snider, for our bimonthly podcast freakout about all things Trump, health policy, and how we’re dealing. We talk more about the state of Obamacare/ACA’s repeal and replace plan, the AHCA (aka Ryancare, Trumpcare, Republicare, etc.) We discuss the bill’s CBO score, another proposed bill flying under the radar that would allow your employer to require genetic testing and have access to those results, ALEC, and his newest podcast project, Mark All That Apply. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

44 March Madness w/ Christopher Snider

The long awaited, so-called republican healthcare bill is here, and it’s weird! I tried to explain it for you.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

The long awaited, so-called republican healthcare bill is here, and it’s weird! I tried to explain it for you. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

42 Merciless (AHCA)

Regular guest, Christopher Snider, joins me again to talk more about our dystopian reality, developments since we last recorded in November, self-care and escapism (I Love Lucy! Doctor Who! Chewing Gum! Crocheting!), and weaponized information in the age of Trump. Our conversation begins about ~20:00 inSee insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Regular guest, Christopher Snider, joins me again to talk more about our dystopian reality, developments since we last recorded in November, self-care and escapism (I Love Lucy! Doctor Who! Chewing Gum! Crocheting!), and weaponized information in the age of Trump. Our conversation begins about ~20:00 in See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

40 Standing on the Mouth of Hell

I explain what Obamacare actually is, what the difference is between Obamacare and the Affordable Care Act or ACA (spoiler alert: they're actually the same thing!!), the healthcare law's current status, and what's at stake if it's repealed.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

I explain what Obamacare actually is, what the difference is between Obamacare and the Affordable Care Act or ACA (spoiler alert: they're actually the same thing!!), the healthcare law's current status, and what's at stake if it's repealed. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

BONUS EPISODE: What Even IS 'Obamacare' Anyway?

Recurring guest and patient podcaster, Christopher Snider, is back to explain his plan to become the Roman Mars of the patient community. You can subscribe to his shows Just Talking and Two Big Topics wherever you get your podcasts. In this episode we also talked about our election feels [~25;00], and talk about how we’re coping in the aftermath. This conversation was recorded in late November, about three weeks after the election. Like last week’s episode, the later portion of this conversation is more like a time capsule of where we were, emotionally.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Recurring guest and patient podcaster, Christopher Snider, is back to explain his plan to become the Roman Mars of the patient community. You can subscribe to his shows Just Talking and Two Big Topics wherever you get your podcasts. In this episode we also talked about our election feels [~25;00], and talk about how we’re coping in the aftermath. This conversation was recorded in late November, about three weeks after the election. Like last week’s episode, the later portion of this conversation is more like a time capsule of where we were, emotionally. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

39 Binders Full of Podcasters

In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness Podcast is an audio podcast, hosted by Cara Gael O'Regan, about our weird bodies, and issues related to chronic illness, disability, healthcare, and mortality. Y'know, the fun stuff.

Cara is a powerful and empathetic interviewer!

Compelling podcast about chronic illness

Well-edited, well-researched, intersectional, informative. Real stories. Definitely check it out!

Fantastic chronic illness podcast!

In Sickness + In Health: A Chronic Illness Podcast

Cathy talks about grief (especially denial), The Spoon Theory, parenting with chronic illness, how her condition has affected her music career, and what it’s like to be “one of the lucky ones,” by having definitive disease markers in her blood. Cara makes an impassioned plea for you to get a flu shot this year, and Cathy shares two songs that she wrote while processing the grief of her illness.She lives with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjögren’s Syndrome, POTS, complex chronic headaches, and Interstitial Cystitis.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Cathy talks about grief (especially denial), The Spoon Theory, parenting with chronic illness, how her condition has affected her music career, and what it’s like to be “one of the lucky ones,” by having definitive disease markers in her blood. Cara makes an impassioned plea for you to get a flu shot this year, and Cathy shares two songs that she wrote while processing the grief of her illness. She lives with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjögren’s Syndrome, POTS, complex chronic headaches, and Interstitial Cystitis. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

05 Autoimmunity + Friends

In this week’s episode, Cara talks to Heather about developing post traumatic stress symptoms after the medical experiences related to their chronic illnesses. See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In this week’s episode, Cara talks to Heather about developing post traumatic stress symptoms after the medical experiences related to their chronic illnesses. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

21 One Thing After Another

Lauren Stiles

Lauren talks about her long diagnostic process, misdiagnoses, diagnostic delay, and gives us a crash course on just what dysautonomia is. She is the president of Dysautonomia International, a nonprofit she started in 2012, which has gone on to raise considerable funds for research in a neglected field, and hosts an annual patient-centered conference that doesn’t follow any rules. We talk about that research and the conference, and how exciting it is to get in a room with 400 other people who get it, don’t think you’re crazy, and might even share their Gatorade with you.Lauren lives with Sjogren’s Syndrome and dysautonomia that includes POTS, Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia, and Neurocardiogenic Syncope.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Lauren talks about her long diagnostic process, misdiagnoses, diagnostic delay, and gives us a crash course on just what dysautonomia is. She is the president of Dysautonomia International, a nonprofit she started in 2012, which has gone on to raise considerable funds for research in a neglected field, and hosts an annual patient-centered conference that doesn’t follow any rules. We talk about that research and the conference, and how exciting it is to get in a room with 400 other people who get it, don’t think you’re crazy, and might even share their Gatorade with you. Lauren lives with Sjogren’s Syndrome and dysautonomia that includes POTS, Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia, and Neurocardiogenic Syncope. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

01 Dysauto-whatta?! w/ Lauren Stiles

Dior Vargas

Content Warning: SuicideOn this week’s episode, Cara talks to Dior Vargas, Latina feminist mental health activist, about her experiences with depression, suicide rates, and her People of Color with Mental Illness photo project. In honor of Festivus, Cara airs some grievances about medication and its place in our culture, and the false division between mental illness and physical illness. She talks about the Feats of Strength required to make it through the holiday while living with chronic illness, and they discuss getting help, media representation, and how Dior got invited to the White House. See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

Content Warning: Suicide On this week’s episode, Cara talks to Dior Vargas, Latina feminist mental health activist, about her experiences with depression, suicide rates, and her People of Color with Mental Illness photo project. In honor of Festivus, Cara airs some grievances about medication and its place in our culture, and the false division between mental illness and physical illness. She talks about the Feats of Strength required to make it through the holiday while living with chronic illness, and they discuss getting help, media representation, and how Dior got invited to the White House. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

12 A Festive Holiday Episode About Depression w/ Dior Vargas

Erica Lupinacci

CW: weight and dietI talked to Erica Lupinacci of Suffering the Silence about her health advocacy with HIV/AIDS and through STS, her own experience living with Lupus, media representation of chronic illness and disabilities, challenges she’ll face as an actor with a disability, doing everything right and still being sick, illness on social media, the nightmare of American health insurance, and traveling with an unpredictable illness. See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

CW: weight and diet I talked to Erica Lupinacci of Suffering the Silence about her health advocacy with HIV/AIDS and through STS, her own experience living with Lupus, media representation of chronic illness and disabilities, challenges she’ll face as an actor with a disability, doing everything right and still being sick, illness on social media, the nightmare of American health insurance, and traveling with an unpredictable illness. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

32 What Is This Life? w/ Erica Lupinacci

In today’s episode, Alex talks about his experience with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, having open heart surgery at 16, almost dying a couple times, his work in assisted living, and—my favorite topic—death in our death phobic culture.     See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In today’s episode, Alex talks about his experience with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, having open heart surgery at 16, almost dying a couple times, his work in assisted living, and—my favorite topic—death in our death phobic culture. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

28 Broken Hearts

In this week’s episode, we talk about the link between stress and biology, epigenetics, the limitations of scientific knowledge and science communication, and the indelicate habit so many doctors have of telling patients their mysterious symptoms are “all in their head.” A patient with both Bipolar Disorder and Lupus, Cyrena recently passed the dissertation defense for her PhD with research in inflammatory markers in adults who experienced early life stress. You can hear part one of my conversation with Cyrena, about her experience pursuing higher education in the biomedical sciences, in episode "13 Why Stop at One?”  See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In this week’s episode, we talk about the link between stress and biology, epigenetics, the limitations of scientific knowledge and science communication, and the indelicate habit so many doctors have of telling patients their mysterious symptoms are “all in their head.” A patient with both Bipolar Disorder and Lupus, Cyrena recently passed the dissertation defense for her PhD with research in inflammatory markers in adults who experienced early life stress. You can hear part one of my conversation with Cyrena, about her experience pursuing higher education in the biomedical sciences, in episode "13 Why Stop at One?” See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

17 It's 'Just' Stress

In today’s episode, Chelsea talks about her long term mystery symptoms doctors labelled an unknown rare disease, her complicated relationship with shunts placed to relieve intracranial pressure, her recent Lyme Disease diagnosis that may or may not explain everything, and the lack of knowledge and research that makes that still unclear.   See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In today’s episode, Chelsea talks about her long term mystery symptoms doctors labelled an unknown rare disease, her complicated relationship with shunts placed to relieve intracranial pressure, her recent Lyme Disease diagnosis that may or may not explain everything, and the lack of knowledge and research that makes that still unclear. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

24 Building A Mystery

S. Leigh Thompson talks about the hurdles to diagnosis as a trans person with complex health issues, healthcare insecurity, getting around the city with mobility limitations, and navigating society with invisible disabilities.    See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

S. Leigh Thompson talks about the hurdles to diagnosis as a trans person with complex health issues, healthcare insecurity, getting around the city with mobility limitations, and navigating society with invisible disabilities. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

27 A Place I've Gone For Necessity

On this week’s episode of the podcast, Beata talks about being an adoptee with no family health history to rely on, accessible transportation, her work with the NGO Glaucoma Eyes, and getting published in an anthology of adult adoptee stories. She was born in Poland with cataracts, developed glaucoma during childhood, and is now dealing with some autoimmune issues including Hashimoto’s disease.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

On this week’s episode of the podcast, Beata talks about being an adoptee with no family health history to rely on, accessible transportation, her work with the NGO Glaucoma Eyes, and getting published in an anthology of adult adoptee stories. She was born in Poland with cataracts, developed glaucoma during childhood, and is now dealing with some autoimmune issues including Hashimoto’s disease. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

08 Glaucoma + Inflamation -itis Things

Kirsten Schultz

In this week’s episode, Cara talks to Kirsten Schultz of the blog Not Standing Still’s Disease about her rare condition, Still’s Disease, and where it fits into the picture of autoimmune arthritis. They both make statements in response to last week’s Planned Parenthood attack, and they talk about growing up sick, blogging, what Kirsten hopes to do when she finishes her masters degree in Healthcare Administration, learning to be nice to ourselves, and PTSD.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In this week’s episode, Cara talks to Kirsten Schultz of the blog Not Standing Still’s Disease about her rare condition, Still’s Disease, and where it fits into the picture of autoimmune arthritis. They both make statements in response to last week’s Planned Parenthood attack, and they talk about growing up sick, blogging, what Kirsten hopes to do when she finishes her masters degree in Healthcare Administration, learning to be nice to ourselves, and PTSD. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

10 Not Standing Still's Disease W: Kirsten Schultz

In today’s main episode Jen talks about needing regular opioid pain medication at a time when those medications, and the people who use them, are public enemy number one. We talk about why she needs ongoing access to these medications, and discuss the important distinctions between addiction, abuse, and dependence, and the many tradeoffs and compromises we often have to make in treating chronic health conditions.  See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In today’s main episode Jen talks about needing regular opioid pain medication at a time when those medications, and the people who use them, are public enemy number one. We talk about why she needs ongoing access to these medications, and discuss the important distinctions between addiction, abuse, and dependence, and the many tradeoffs and compromises we often have to make in treating chronic health conditions. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

22 Pain Is Personal

You're never gonna get a hot take from me. It'll usually be room temperature, or perhaps even pretty moldy after sitting in the back of the refrigerator for a few weeks. This is the podcast version of my moldy, not-so-hot take on the recent US election. Recorded a week after, it’s not the most articulate I’ve been on the topic, but it is a time capsule of my feelings—which haven't changed much in the time that has elapsed. I felt I had to put this out before I could move forward with the show.If you’re offended by harsh language, this is maybe not the episode for you.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

You're never gonna get a hot take from me. It'll usually be room temperature, or perhaps even pretty moldy after sitting in the back of the refrigerator for a few weeks. This is the podcast version of my moldy, not-so-hot take on the recent US election. Recorded a week after, it’s not the most articulate I’ve been on the topic, but it is a time capsule of my feelings—which haven't changed much in the time that has elapsed. I felt I had to put this out before I could move forward with the show. If you’re offended by harsh language, this is maybe not the episode for you. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

38 Still Processing

In this episode of the podcast, you’ll hear me talk to a handful of ePatients about sharing their own stories and the delicate balance of telling the stories of others. These conversations touched on themes of identity, privacy, patient experience, using technology to find connection, and ways in which we’re trying to compensate for the many deficits that exist in our healthcare system through that connection and storytelling. This episode was created for the Stanford Medicine X ePatient Storyteller Track. All clips were recorded at the 2016 MedX conference at Stanford University School of Medicine in September 2016.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

In this episode of the podcast, you’ll hear me talk to a handful of ePatients about sharing their own stories and the delicate balance of telling the stories of others. These conversations touched on themes of identity, privacy, patient experience, using technology to find connection, and ways in which we’re trying to compensate for the many deficits that exist in our healthcare system through that connection and storytelling. This episode was created for the Stanford Medicine X ePatient Storyteller Track. All clips were recorded at the 2016 MedX conference at Stanford University School of Medicine in September 2016. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

The Stories We Tell: MedX Special Episode

I talked to Ryan Prior, co-director and producer of Forgotten Plague, a documentary about ME/CFS. I made Ryan hold the microphone because my arm was tired, and he wound up kind of interviewing me a bit. We talked about ME/CFS, POTS, how the two patient populations overlap, and some of the performative aspects of being a patient. I talked about living with and trying to manage POTS, quality of life, and try to answer the question posed by the MedX Studio Space of how to foster disruptive co-creation in healthcare.This conversation was recorded at the 2016 Stanford Medicine X conference in September, where Ryan and I were both ePatient Delegates on the Storyteller Track.Forgotten Plague is available on Amazon Prime, iTunes, Google Play, and DVD. Amazon Prime members can stream the documentary for free, and foreign audiences can find it on iTunes, where it's available in 7 languages. DVDs are at Amazon.com or ForgottenPlague.com.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

I talked to Ryan Prior, co-director and producer of Forgotten Plague, a documentary about ME/CFS. I made Ryan hold the microphone because my arm was tired, and he wound up kind of interviewing me a bit. We talked about ME/CFS, POTS, how the two patient populations overlap, and some of the performative aspects of being a patient. I talked about living with and trying to manage POTS, quality of life, and try to answer the question posed by the MedX Studio Space of how to foster disruptive co-creation in healthcare. This conversation was recorded at the 2016 Stanford Medicine X conference in September, where Ryan and I were both ePatient Delegates on the Storyteller Track. Forgotten Plague is available on Amazon Prime, iTunes, Google Play, and DVD. Amazon Prime members can stream the documentary for free, and foreign audiences can find it on iTunes, where it's available in 7 languages. DVDs are at <a href="http://Amazon.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon.com</a> or <a href="http://ForgottenPlague.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ForgottenPlague.com</a>. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

36 ME/CFS & POTS w Ryan Prior

CW: needles, cannabis useEpisode 35b: In this episode, we compare notes about living with Chronic Migraine and our attempts at managing the condition, migraine literacy among doctors we’ve seen, and regularly sticking needles in our heads because that’s somehow preferable to the migraines. We also talk about New York’s restrictive medical cannabis program, harm reduction and empathy, linguistic precision and Kate's Tea &amp; Empathy workshops.See insicknesspod.com for more info.Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

CW: needles, cannabis use Episode 35b: In this episode, we compare notes about living with Chronic Migraine and our attempts at managing the condition, migraine literacy among doctors we’ve seen, and regularly sticking needles in our heads because that’s somehow preferable to the migraines. We also talk about New York’s restrictive medical cannabis program, harm reduction and empathy, linguistic precision and Kate's Tea &amp; Empathy workshops. See <a href="http://insicknesspod.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">insicknesspod.com</a> for more info. Follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram: @insicknesspod

35b Sex Geek, Chronic Migraineur And American Treasure

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