This week Jami and Noah, Social Media Manager of Chronic Hope, go in-depth about some of the latest news, including Facebooking changing its name to "Meta" , the update on G-20 Climate deal and its relation to spoonies. They follow this up by discussing some new & exciting research and end the episode by talking about their Influencer of the week.

This week Jami and Noah, Social Media Manager of Chronic Hope, go in-depth about some of the latest news, including going back to work in-person after Covid, Halloween preparations and Mindful Eating from a spoonies perspective. They follow this up by discussing an exciting research and end the episode by talking about the Influencer of the week.

This week Jami and Noah, Social Media Manager of Chronic Hope, go in-depth about some of the latest news, including the "Free Britney" Movement and Climate Change and its relation to spoonies. They follow this up by discussing some new & exciting research and end the episode by talking about their Influencer of the week.

This week Jami and Sean, editor of the podcast, give an update on the podcast and what's been happening behind the scenes at Chronic Hope. We explain why we there hasn't been new episode of the podcast and give a teaser at some of our upcoming  projects

Tati (@simplybalancedwithtati), who we first featured on Spoonie Mag, joins Jami for a chat! She talks about how her journey lead her to become a wellness and health coach. They go in-depth on grief - the transition and acceptance of life pre and post diagnosis; learning and recognizing the change one has gone through in their journey.

This week Sophie (@sophiewardy) joins the podcast to talk in depth on a range of topics. She talks about how she managed and addjusted her life plans and goals during her journey. She also illustrates the importance of building community and having support networks. She and Jami also discuss the chronic illness community on social media, specifically Instagram, and the positives and negatives this space can provide for spoonies

A long awaited podcast with Taylor! (@plottwistparenting). This week Jami and Taylor discuss the ins and outs of homeschooling. They touch upon what homeschooling is like and education during the pandemic. Taylor also shares her tips for those parents homeschooling their kids as well as managing her day to day as a spoonie.

This week Paul Hansma, a physicist from USCB, joins the podcast to talk in depth about some of the science behind chronic pain. He talks about the link between the brain and chronic pain. Paul also goes into some techniques  to reduce sensitization from the pain: learning, activity, biofeedback, guided imagery and mediation.

This week Emma joins the pod to talk about her journey with CFS. She had CFS from a young age, recovered then got CFS again and is now back on the path to CFS. Emma and Jami share some of their thoughts and mindsets as they went through their journeys - some of the traumas, anxieties and worries they faced

This week Jami does her first solo podcast to talk about a variety of things: from how Chronic Hope was founded, her CFS journey and recovery, and where she's at in life right now and what future holds for her and Chronic Hope