The Ultramarathon Of Chronic Illness: CVID

The Ultramarathon Of Chronic Illness: CVID

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Arguing With "Dr. Dickhead" At The Transplant Clinic | 8 Autoimmune Diseases

What do you do when your own immune system decides to treat your organs like an all-you-can-eat buffet and drops eight separate medical diagnoses on your lap? This week, the brilliant and unapologetically defiant Jennifer Park joins the fellas to tier-rank her massive collection ...  Show more

"Has She Seen You Naked?" & Other Caregiver Confessions

What happens when the person keeping you alive is also the person roasting your life choices the hardest? If you’re new to the show, Brock is our brilliant, hilarious resident intern who navigates life with Cerebral Palsy. But this week, we’re turning the spotlight on the real he ...  Show more

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