This week's episode is a bit of a conversation starter. After hearing someone say that every negative situation can yield a positive outcome, Morgan ponders that concept at it relates to having a chronic illness. Listen to hear her thoughts.

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Kind of continuing last week's discussion of what not to say to someone with a chronic illness, Morgan is diving into how to be a supportive person to someone living with a chronic illness. She discusses the difference between empathy and sympathy and touches on various ways to show support.

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Finding the "right" words to say to offer solace to someone dealing with a chronic illness is almost an impossible feat. In this week's episode, Morgan discusses some things you may want to steer clear of saying. 

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Does the slightest symptoms send you into an uproar of a pending crisis or flareup?

You're not alone. This week Morgan talks about chronic illness induced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). She reveals some of her own struggles with after diagnosis, covers some possible signs you may be experiencing PTSD and ways to cope.  

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After a week of not feeling the best, Morgan discusses the frustration of the unknown of chronic illness, how draining it is to not be able to take full control of your life and the importance of having self compassion and grace when things aren't going as planned. 

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Revealing that you have a chronic illness isn't an easy conversation. You have to be ready for it and everyone shouldn't be privileged to that information. With the variant causing pandemic numbers to go up, the media pointing the blame at the unvaccinated and immunocompromised, and the country in a hurry to "return to normal" Morgan has been faced with having to explain herself and her condition. 

Have you been forced to out yourself as someone with a chronic illness or are you an open book with any and everyone?

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Morgan quickly discusses her current struggle with insomnia and the difference between feeling tired vs being fatigued. Like, subscribe and comment!

Seems like Summer 21 is here with something to prove. In this episode, Morgan talks about dealing with summers as someone with a chronic illness with heat triggers, reflects on how she ended up in her first Myasthenia Gravis crisis hospital stay, and offers tips she's picked up along the way to help get through summer with grace. 

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This week Morgan scratches the surface on mindset and the power of conditioning our minds (through positive self talk) to see goodness in our chronically ill lives. She also discusses the statement "It Could Be Worse" Offensive? Toxic? Mindshifting?

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Happy New Month! In this week's episode Morgan discussed how as the rest of the world is opening up and rejoicing in the freedom of the country and freedom from lockdown, she feels more confined than ever. The office is calling for a return to business as normal and the group chat is filled with plans of a vaxed and waxed summer 21 but this spoonie knows better. On top of trying to stay out of the hospital this summer (as heat is a major trigger for her symptoms), Morgan dives into how she navigates the guilt of wanting to stay in and away longer than the rest of the world.

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