Episode 54:  Have you been interested in learning about reiki healing, what it is, and how it can help with autoimmune and chronic conditions? In this episode we speak to Diana (Di) Bamford, reiki master and postpartum yoga teacher who tells us about reiki healing, and how it can be done in person or even remotely to help with pain, fatigue, depression, anxiety and more health ailments. Di also offers a reiki discount to our listeners who mention our podcast and use the code "reiki22". For more information

Episode 53: Interview with Taelor Bennett on the Power of Intuition and Believing in YourselfHave you had a life changing experience in your autoimmune journey that changed your perspective of disease?  In this episode we speak to Taelor Bennett, who experienced a life-changing awareness of autoimmune wellness through her journey of theta healing. Taelor is a nutrition coach and theta healer. To learn more about Taelor Bennett: visit Instagram @taelorbennett and www.taelorbennett.com

In this interview we speak to Emily Brown who shares her story of faith, living with autoimmune conditions, and coaching others in autoimmune wellness and nutrition. In our conversation we hear about the power of acceptance, surrender to life's lessons, and about how avoiding gluten has the potential to drastically change our lives.

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Episode 51: Faith and Hope in the Era of COVID-19.

This episode is dense and deep in topics related to autoimmune living and wellness during the current global pandemic. Dr. April Moreno discusses aspects of mindfulness practices for relaxation, calm, and groundedness for the current moment, then we go into the topic of faith in times of crisis and the importance of awareness and proactive hope in maintaining our wellness. Dr. April recommends that the autoimmune community practice more social isolation tha

In this episode we celebrate our 50th episode and also International Women's Day! Dr. April discusses why autoimmune disease is a feminist issue.  There is a general lack of public awareness and understanding of autoimmune disease. Autoimmune conditions as an issue affecting women in the majority, estimated at 75-80% of the population.  A few articles are cited from the literature on women and autoimmunity as well. We discuss some of the changes in the life course affecting women and autoimmune living.

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Although we usually release episodes once a week, this is a special episode.The Sisterhood of Limitless Living is about living well and thriving through the autoimmune journey. And to do so, we remain, proactive, conscious and aware of our environment.

This is a special episode with information on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19 and how the autoimmune community can remain vigilant and take proactive measures for their health, well-being and quality of life.For more updates visit the CDC Situation Summary :

Episode 49: Rare Disease Day. In this episode we discuss the complications and contexts of being diagnosed and living with rare disease. We speak to Monika Aldarondo, who talks about PSC, primary sclerosing cholangitis, an autoimmune liver disease. She talks about daily living with rare disease, motherhood, the PSC community spirit, and about her podcast, PSC Mami. To learn more about PSC and Monika's podcast, PSC Mami, visit www.pscmami.com , or visit @pscmami on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. To learn

Episode 48: Loving Others When You Have an Autoimmune Condition.In this episode we talk about what seems to be uncommon on the internet - articles about how we can show love and service to others when we are living with autoimmune conditions and may not be feeling our best.  Dr. April shares three examples of how we can show love and gratitude to others in ways that don't require huge expenditures of energy (or "spoons").  Complimenting loved ones, listening to their feelings and challenges, sharing compa

Episode 47: Love and Relationships While Autoimmune. In this episode we speak to Tracy A. Todd, author and autoimmune advocate, who shares her story of living and loving with multiple sclerosis. Tracy tells us about her health challenges over several years, dating, marriage,  and two children who together build up a force of love, protection, and wellness despite MS.Learn more about author Tracy A. Todd and her book, When the Body Says No - A Learn, Laugh, Love Story: https://www.amazon.com/When-Body-Says-

Episode 46: When Your Significant Other Becomes Your CaregiverThis month we discuss various topics about love and autoimmune living. When you have a significant other in your life, the diagnosis and changes to health and living can substantially affect them as well. In this episode, we speak to the husband of Dr. April Moreno, who talks about his experience of becoming a caregiver in their relationship. He discusses his experience of processing his spouse's autoimmune relapse, diagnosis, and life changes. I