The Ultramarathon Of Chronic Illness: CVID

The Ultramarathon Of Chronic Illness: CVID

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Getting Your Back Blown Out | $40K Hernia

It may have started with a joke about getting his "back blown out", but it turned into a wild story of a two-year medical saga involving brutal nerve pain, mobility issues, and a diagnosis nobody saw coming? Meet our new friend Ryan, a professional drummer who felt a literal "pop ...  Show more

Your Body is Allergic to... Everything? | Mast Cell Activation Syndrome

What happens when the person paid to have all the answers suddenly gets hit with a medical mystery that turns their world entirely upside down? Vicki Jeha is a counseling therapist who spent years helping people navigate their own minds—until her own body decided to stage a coup. ...  Show more

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