Kelly White
What Happened To My Body - Houston
What Happened to My Body- Houston shares the real health struggles of Houstonians facing chronic illness, pain, and mysterious diagnosis. Is it genetics or our environment? Hosted by Kelly White, we uncover the stories, struggles, and truths behind our bodies.
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Kelly White
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May 29, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 3: Shifts in Health, Faith, and Family 29.05.2026 22:41
In Episode 3 of What Happened to My Body Houston, we dive into the shifts that changed everything physically, mentally, spiritually, and within family life. From healthier habits and lifestyle changes to faith, mindset, food choices, movement, and creating a more intentional home environment, this episode explores the small changes that slowly became life changing ones. This is not medical advice,...
The Hidden Link: Understanding Dysautonomia 08.10.2025 33:57
For 18 years, she lived with unexplained symptoms — dizziness, fatigue, brain fog, and constant gut issues — only to later learn she had celiac disease. But even after changing her diet, the strange symptoms didn’t stop. That’s when she discovered the hidden link: dysautonomia . In this episode of What Happened to My Body – Houston , we uncover how the body’s nervous system can go haywire after ye...
Diagnosed After 15 Years of Back Pain | My Ankylosing Spondylitis Story 26.08.2025 17:49
I thought I just had sciatica. For years, doctors brushed me off, prescribed temporary fixes, and left me searching for answers. But After 15 years of pain, I finally learned the truth: I was living with an autoimmune disease called Ankyloing Spondylitis. In this first episode of What Happened to My Body- Houston , I'm sharing my personal journey from the first symptoms to my diagnosisand ever...
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