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This week on Calling in Sick, we’re getting into one of the most universal chronic illness experiences that NOBODY warns you about. What happens when you internalize the words “I don’t believe you,” and how that becomes the voice in your head.
00:00:00 Welcome back to Calling in Sick!
00:00:25 The childhood moments that taught me to question my own symptoms
00:04:07 Alex’s Picks of the Week (Elastique, Warmies, Calling in Sick merch)
00:10:02 The realization in trauma therapy that changed everything
00:15:52 People “don’t get” chronic illness until they live it, touch it, or you explain it in a language they understand
00:20:17 How internalized disbelief shows up everywhere else (work, relationships, self-doubt, medical OCD, etc.)
00:29:01 The “I don’t believe you” voice in your head isn’t actually yours
00:30:38 One Brain Cell Show: Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
00:32:28 Thank you for listening!
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Produced by: Alexandra Wildeson — https://www.instagram.com/alexandrawildeson/
Alex’s Picks of the Week:
This week we’re talking COMFORT because when you have a big “aha” in therapy, your body needs all the softness
✨Elastique wearable wellness for on the go lymphatic-friendly comfort compression
— https://go.shopmy.us/p-29784091
✨Warmies microwaveable, weighted and an immediate nervous system hug packed into slippers
— https://amzn.to/4pl7UmU
✨Shop Our Merch ✨
— https://calling-in-sick.myshopify.com/
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This week on Calling in Sick, we’re getting into one of the most universal chronic illness experiences that NOBODY warns you about. What happens when you internalize the words “I don’t believe you,” and how that becomes the voice in your head.
00:00:00 Welcome back to Calling in Sick!
00:00:25 The childhood moments that taught me to question my own symptoms
00:04:07 Alex’s Picks of the Week (Elastique, Warmies, Calling in Sick merch)
00:10:02 The realization in trauma therapy that changed everything
00:15:52 People “don’t get” chronic illness until they live it, touch it, or you explain it in a language they understand
00:20:17 How internalized disbelief shows up everywhere else (work, relationships, self-doubt, medical OCD, etc.)
00:29:01 The “I don’t believe you” voice in your head isn’t actually yours
00:30:38 One Brain Cell Show: Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
00:32:28 Thank you for listening!
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Stay connected and follow us on socials for more!
• Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/callinginsickpod/
• TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@callinginsickpod
• Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558234607568
• Substack - https://substack.com/@callinginsickpod?
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Powered by: Just Media House -- https://www.justmediahouse.com/
Produced by: Alexandra Wildeson — https://www.instagram.com/alexandrawildeson/
Alex’s Picks of the Week:
This week we’re talking COMFORT because when you have a big “aha” in therapy, your body needs all the softness
✨Elastique wearable wellness for on the go lymphatic-friendly comfort compression
— https://go.shopmy.us/p-29784091
✨Warmies microwaveable, weighted and an immediate nervous system hug packed into slippers
— https://amzn.to/4pl7UmU
✨Shop Our Merch ✨
— https://calling-in-sick.myshopify.com/
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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