Audio Deep Dive - Brave Boundaries: Saying ‘No’ For Your Sanity
Why Saying ‘No’ Is Life-Changing
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Welcome to the Audio Deep Dives, a subscriber-only space where every article finds new depth in spoken word. Here, you're taken beyond the written page, sharing honest reflections, untold stories, and personal perspectives in each recorded exploration. It’s an opportunity to listen in, connect on a deeper level, and experience the journey behind the articles, where vulnerability and insight come to life in every episode.
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Audio Deep Dive - Eyes on Me: Living with Disability and Being Seen (and Judged)
Having been visibly disabled for seven years, I’m used to the stares and quiet judgements. People assume they know your whole story in a glance, but appearances tell so little. I wish folks would look past the surface, or even better, just let others get on with their lives.
Audio Deep Dive - Mounjaro as a Reset: A Personal Account of Obesity and Realistic Weight Loss
After years of failed diets, I turned to Mounjaro to break the cycle of obesity and regain control. My journey shows that weight loss isn’t just about willpower or “eat less, move more”—real change often needs deeper understanding, compassion, and the right medical support.
Audio Deep Dive - The Weight of Waiting: Living with a Tentative Neurological Diagnosis
Living in medical limbo is a terrible place to be. The constant dismissals and feeling like no one wants to solve your puzzle, it’s the whole damn system.
Audio Deep Dive - Beyond the Four Walls: Love, Travel, and Living Fully with Chronic Illness
Living with chronic illness means adapting our dreams, not abandoning them. Together with my wife, we're learning to explore the world in new ways, finding joy in small adventures and cherishing the moments we can steal away from the disease that tries to define us.
Audio Deep Dive - The Hidden Costs of Diagnostic Overshadowing: A Call for Change
Diagnostic overshadowing is a serious healthcare issue causing patient misdiagnosis and neglect. My experience highlights the need for medical reform to ensure patients are heard and properly treated. Medical professionals must reassess their diagnostic methods and better advocate for patients.