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Chronically Badass is a podcast by and for people who are redefining what it means to be chronically ill. Whatever your invisible illness(es) or chronic condition(s), and regardless of your physical ability, you are a Badass if you strive to live an active life on your own terms. Along the way, Chronically Badass is here to support you, inspire you, and connect you to a network of other Badasses. Each week, we'll be interviewing Badasses--perhaps a rock climber with Lyme disease, a triathlete with multiple sclerosis, a marathoner with colitis, or a cyclist with diabetes--and health and wellness experts. Every episode will aim to both inform and inspire you as you prepare to share your own Badassery with the world. Learn more about our organization at ChronicallyBadass.org. And, check out @chronicallybadassclub on Instagram and Facebook to connect with Badasses around the globe.
16. Marathons, Medical School, and Type 1 Diabetes – Dr. Jordan Hoese
Dr. Jordan Hoese ran her first marathon at age 14, two years after being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. In the time since then, she's run six other marathons and graduated from medical school. She shares her experiences as a patient and a physician.
15. Arctic Trek to Challenge MS – Scott McPhillimy
Badass Scott McPhillimy just returned from the adventure of a lifetime, a three-day trek in the Arctic Circle to benefit the MS Society. A multiple sclerosis warrior himself, Scott describes how he works with his condition while training, and he shares highlights and details from his trek.
14. Strongman and Mental Strength with Dysautonomia – Andrea Graham
Badass Andrea Graham, a Strongman athlete with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), shares her diagnostic and weightlifting stories. Additionally, Andrea describes the importance of mental strength in her life.
13. Pole Fitness and Self-Love with Fibromyalgia – Kat Stokes
Badass Kat Stokes is an engineer, a pole fitness enthusiast, and a fibromyalgia warrior. Kat shares her chronic illness story and her introduction to pole, discusses the role of fitness in her mental health, and describes her practice of self-acceptance.
12. Running a Post-Diagnosis 5K – Clarissa Reynolds
Clarissa Reynolds is a personal trainer and autoimmune warrior with lupus and Sjogren's. She shares her experiences as a chronically ill fitness professional and mother, describes the exercise video series she's created, and reflects on her first 5K since diagnosis.