On today's episode, Andrew talks to us about his experience with Celiac Disease and a growth hormone deficiency. We talk about how no one knew what gluten was in 2006, the negative connotations of Human Growth Hormone, and the stigma of being gluten free.

On today's episode, Danielle talks to us about her experience with ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) and how it relates to her anxiety and depression disorders. Danielle also talks to us from the perspective of a mother caring for a child who has Cerebral Palsy and other health issues.

You may recognize Kelcie from episode 9! We brought her back to celebrate one year of podcasting, and to discuss her experience as a Covid-19 Long Hauler. In addition to the physical aspect of long Covid, Kelcie opens up about the toll this traumatic, near-death experience has had on her mental health, and how she is learning to navigate the physical and mental changes since then.

On today's episode, Emily talks to us about her experience with grief, after losing her mother at a very young age, and how her grief presents itself at different milestones in her life. She also talks to us about her dealings with anxiety and an eating disorder, and how all three issues are connected.

On today's episode, Kristina talks to us about her lifelong experience with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). She tells us about the many ways OCD can present itself including intrusive thoughts, and how it disrupts her life.

Today we have a collaboration episode with The Hoppy Boys, Brendan and Brian! Brian talks to us about his experience with Anxiety, Depression, and newly diagnosed Autism and Brendan talks to us about his experience with Tourette Syndrome. Be sure to give The Hoppy Boys Podcast a listen, and look for our episode!

In today's episode, Kayla talks to us about her experience with Ocular Melanoma and how she is feeling now that she is cancer-free. From receiving radiation treatment along with several surgeries, to her career as a radiology tech during the Covid-19 pandemic, Kayla also discusses her mental health with us and how she manages her anxiety.

In today's episode, Keri talks to us about her traumatic brain injury after being hit by a tractor trailer. In addition to the physical aspects of her injury, Keri talks to us about her mental health navigating a suddenly acquired disability, and the difference between giving up and accepting your new reality.

In today's episode, Hail talks to us about finding out she had breast cancer while she was seven months pregnant. Between surgeries, treatments, mental health, and the birth of her second child, Hail walks us through her experience over the last three years, and how this still impacts her deeply.

In today's episode, Holly talks to us about her experience with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). She talks to us about the myths of PCOS such as people with the syndrome cannot have children or that birth control is a cure. For many people having a diagnosis leads to proper treatment, but Holly is still experiencing widespread symptoms. To learn more about PCOS, she has connected with people online who she calls her "cysters".