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  • Annie - Functional Neurological Disorder
    2026/10/17

    Annie’s symptoms were repeatedly attributed to anxiety and stress. It took finding a doctor who listened and investigated further for her to get the support she needed.

    Her experience included seizures, slurred speech, paralysis, and feeling disconnected from reality. For years, she struggled to make sense of what was happening while facing doubts about her symptoms.

    Annie’s story highlights how important it is to take unexplained symptoms seriously and to get appropriate care for functional neurological disorder (FND).

    What do you wish more people understood about invisible illness?

    #FunctionalNeurologicalDisorder #FND #ChronicIllnessAwareness #MedicalGaslighting #InvisibleIllness

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    40 分
  • Michelle - A Pain Reprocessing Therapist
    2026/10/12

    “It’s not all in your head—it is in your brain.”

    Listen to this episide with PRP Therapist Michelle, if this is you or someone you love has been told “nothing is wrong” and still feels real pain. 🔖Michelle explains why chronic pain can be 100% real without always being caused by structural damage.

    • PRT helps the brain shift from danger mode to safety mode.
    • With chronic pain, the nervous system can stay on high alert.
    • Curiosity can change your relationship to pain more than fear does.

    The reminder that mattered most: being believed matters. Being dismissed doesn’t just hurt—it can make the pain feel even louder.If this resonates, send it to someone who needs a different kind of answer.

    #ChronicPainRecovery #PainReprocessingTherapy #NeuroplasticPain #MindBodyHealing #ChroniclesPodcast

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    33 分
  • Rob - An Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) informed PT
    2026/10/12

    Most people think EDS care is about pain.

    It’s not.

    It’s about the things pain can disrupt: sleep, work, confidence, movement, trust—and the freedom to take part in everyday life.

    In this conversation, Rob Haddow shares why care starts with listening to patients’ lived experiences and helping them regain agency, one practical step at a time.

    Small, thoughtful strategies won’t fix everything. But they can make life feel more manageable—and that matters.

    Have you ever had to explain your body to someone who should have listened the first time? Share your experience below. 💬


    #EDSawareness #ChronicIllnessSupport #InvisibleIllness #RareDiseaseAwareness #PatientAdvocacy

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    32 分
  • Heidi - Trigeminal Neuralgia
    2026/10/12

    "Feeling dismissed, ignored, unheard — AND STILL fighting like hell."

    Drop a 💥 if you’ve ever felt invisible in your pain.

    Heidi’s story is a raw, unfiltered truth about chronic illness — how skepticism from others, even loved ones, can break you... and how she’s choosing to heal instead of hide.

    Maybe you’re still waiting for validation or a sign that you’re worth the fight.
    Here it is:
    You are enough, exactly as you are.
    Tag someone who needs this reminder — you never know whose day you might change.
    #ChronicWarrior #InvisibleIllness #SelfAdvocacy #HealingJourney #PainIsReal

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    44 分
  • Mark - Occipital Neuralgia
    2026/10/12

    From training 6 days a week to living with rare nerve pain, Mark’s story is a powerful reminder that advocacy, hope, and persistence can change everything.

    When answers take years, keep asking questions, keep pushing, and never give up on yourself.

    #ChronicIllnessAwareness #OccipitalNeuralgia #NervePain #AdvocateForYourself #HealthJourney #InvisibleIllness #Hope #Resilience

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    58 分