Sheri Johnson

The Embattled

Education EN ↓ 12 episodes

.In this episode, we embark on a journey of new beginnings, exploring my identity and compelling reasons for you to stick around.

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Author

Sheri Johnson

Category

Education

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Feb 15, 2025

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Episodes

Disablity and Health Care 15.02.2025

This podcast episode explores the impact of U.S. political party stances on healthcare, particularly for those with chronic illnesses and disabilities. Host Sheri Johnson discusses how healthcare policies affect daily life, covering topics such as insurance coverage, medication costs, and disability rights. She breaks down the approaches of major parties:

Advocacy 12.11.2024

my story of advocacy

Why Electoins Matter For people with Chronic illness 27.10.2024

elections and you

Cowden Syndrome Pten Gen 20.10.2024

What is it and how can you help

Agent orange and the Us 13.10.2024

Agent Orange and the US.

Living with Chronic Illness in a broken System How to keep going. 04.10.2024

advocating for your self

voting chronic ill 27.09.2024

voting while chronically ill

Trailer for Episode 3 25.09.2024

preview for episode 3

Mail In voting for the Chronic Ill 20.09.2024

How Important mail in voting is important for the chronic ill

trailer 2 18.09.2024

let's talk about mail-in voting.

Episode 1 My journey 13.09.2024

To let you know where I came from and why I am doing this

The beginning 08.09.2024

What starts it all

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