075 When Your Labs Are “Normal” but You Still Feel Sick, with Joy Stephenson-Laws
The results say everything looks normal. You still feel exhausted, foggy, or unlike yourself. What do you do with the distance between those two things? In this IIC conversation, April talks with heal...
6 Okt 1h 1min
074 A Valley of Worship: Faith When You’re Still Hurting
You pray for healing and wake up hurting again. You pray for answers, and another test leaves you with more questions. What does worship look like in that kind of waiting? In this episode of The Invis...
29 Sep 7min
073 Learning to Enjoy Life With Chronic Illness, with Lauren Watt
What does it mean to enjoy your life when illness still shapes it? For Lauren Watt, that question includes eight years spent largely in bed, the loss of expected teenage milestones, and the work of bu...
22 Sep 1h 8min
072 The Fear That Never Fully Leaves: Living With Chronic Illness Uncertainty
A familiar ache. A lower energy day. A call from the doctor's office. A test result in the patient portal. Sometimes one small moment is enough to send the mind racing toward the next flare, the next ...
15 Sep 12min
071 How to Talk to Children About Chronic Illness, with Sara Olsher
Trigger Warning: This episode includes conversations about cancer, chronic and terminal illness, death, anticipatory grief, and talking with children about a loved one’s health. Children notice the ca...
8 Sep 40min
070 The Apology Habit: You Do Not Have to Be Sorry for Having Limits
How many times have you said “I’m sorry” this week? Sorry I canceled. Sorry I am tired. Sorry I need help. Sorry my body changed the plan again. For many of us living with chronic illness, those words...
1 Sep 12min
069 Building a Business That Lets You Rest, with Randi Pullar
What if your business expected your body to have hard days? For chronically ill and neurodivergent entrepreneurs, conventional business advice can feel impossible to follow. Post constantly. Stay visi...
25 Aug 1h
068 Chronic Illness and the Lonliness of Being Misunderstood
Some of the loneliest moments happen beside people who genuinely love us. They may pray for us, bring dinner, sit in waiting rooms, and help however they know how—and still struggle to understand what...
18 Aug 14min
