Surviving On Spoons

Join Sasha and Abi as they catch you up on everything that happened between Season 1 and Season 2. They’ll also share what you can expect in this new season from behind-the-scenes moments to what’s coming next. You won’t want to miss it. Subscribe to Abi's Substack here . Follow us on Instagram: Our Instagram Follow Sasha here Follow Abi here

Join Sasha + Abi as they look back on all the highs, lows, and unforgettable moments of season one. From laughter to lessons learned and their brains being fried for almost the entire recording process of the season, it’s been one wild ride and what's on the horizon for season two, it’s full steam ahead, Spoonies!

"The prayer of faith will heal the sick"... or so we’ve been told. But what happens when healing doesn’t come? In this week’s episode, Sasha and Abi get real about their experiences as Christians living with disabilities and chronic illness. They share the midnight wrestlings they’ve had with God, the questions they’ve asked, and how they’ve navigated the tension between faith and unanswered praye...

In this episode, Sasha and Abi sit down with guest Leah Howard (@diaryofadisabledmom) to discuss the reality of life after becoming disabled. Together, they talk about processing disability grief as Leah shares her story of becoming suddenly disabled at the age of 17 and how her life has unfolded since.

In this episode the besties discuss the different stages of grief that come with a diagnosis that sticks for life. And the fact that if you have a chronic illness you’re probably always LOW or negative.

In this episode Sasha and Abi talk about the reality of being spoonies of color, is there a unique battle that we fight as chronic illness warriors of color? Are we perceived differently from our counterparts? 

In this episode Sasha and Abi discuss the spoon theory and the fact that if you have a chronic illness you’re probably always LOW or negative. 

Hi guys! Welcome to the trailer for our podcast Surviving on Spoons. Join two best friends as they un seriously navigate the world of chronic illness, accessibility, faith, identity, relationships, and life with their spoon count always in the negatives.  Follow us on Ig: https://www.instagram.com/survivingonspoons?igsh=c2JnaXYyNmpjYjA2