Cathy Beederman

Chronic Illness Support: That Chronic Thing

Health EN ↓ 53 episodes

Hey there, I'm Cathy! Living with chronic illness isn't easy, and I'm here to talk about the ups, downs, and everything in between. Whether it's navigating relationships, work, or simply trying to make it through the day, I’m sharing my personal experiences and insights to offer support, humor, and connection for those walking (and rolling) the same path. From dating while sick to finding small joys amidst the challenges, we’ll laugh, cry, and figure this chronic illness life out together. Join me as we create a space where you don’t have to go through it alone.

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Cathy Beederman

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Are you struggling with Grief? Listen to this! 30.01.2023 15:33

Grief and sadness. It comes with the territory of chronic illness. It’s not easy to talk about… but I realized, when you share about it, it makes others feel less alone. Today’s episode covers… → An update on my health and grief → Some resources I found to make myself feel more supported → A quote that has made me feel like there is some light at the end of the tunnel (hate that metaphor!) Menti...

Has your world been turned upside down by chronic illness? 13.01.2023 13:11

Hi there, my name is Cathy and welcome to That Chronic Thing. I’m here to share my experiences living with chronic illness, including ME/CFS and MS, and offer support and advice for others dealing with similar struggles. This show is a resource for anyone looking for support, advice, and a sense of community as they navigate life with chronic illness. I know firsthand how hard it can be to adapt...

Here's my story... Do you relate? 13.01.2023 17:15

Hi there, my name is Cathy and welcome to my podcast, That Chronic Thing. I’m here to share my experiences living with chronic illness, including ME/CFS and MS, and offer support and advice for others dealing with similar struggles. This show is a resource for anyone looking for support, advice, and a sense of community as they navigate life with chronic illness. I know firsthand how hard it can...