I Know How You Feel: I Am an Immigrant in the US

I Know How You Feel: I Was an ER Nurse During COVID19

COVID-19 changed us all. In this conversation, Lindsay, an ER nurse, shares her profound experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, detailing her journey into nursing, the challenges faced in the emergency room, and the emotional toll on healthcare workers. She discusses the evolving protocols around testing and vaccines, the importance of mental health, and how she has learned to set boundaries in her personal and professional life post-pandemic.

I Know How You Feel: Lyme Disease Almost Killed Me

What happens when your body becomes the battleground—and no one believes you?  In this raw and deeply personal episode, host Kim shares her experience with Chronic Lyme disease, from the confusing symptoms and medical gaslighting to the diagnosis and the long road of recovery that followed. This is a story about survival, self-trust, and rebuilding your life after your body breaks down. You’ll hear what it’s really like to live with chronic Lyme disease, the mental and emotional toll of being misdiagnosed, and the moments that made healing possible again. Whether you’re navigating your own invisible illness, supporting someone who is, or searching for hope after hardship—this episode will remind you that you’re not alone.

I Know How You Feel: I Am an Immigrant in the US

Immigration is one of the most debated topics of our time and one of the most divided conversations in politics. In this conversation, Shehanie shares her personal journey of immigration from Sri Lanka to the United States at the age of 21. She reflects on her childhood experiences during the civil war, the challenges of navigating a new life in America, and the importance of cultural identity and belonging. Shehanie discusses her encounters with microaggressions and racism, and emphasizes the need for advocacy and empathy towards immigrants. Her story highlights the resilience and determination required to overcome obstacles and build a new life in a foreign land. Join the conversation.

I Know How You Feel: Trauma Forced Me Into Resiliency

Susan Snow’s story is one of tragedy, resilience, and healing. The daughter of an LAPD officer who was murdered in the 1980s, Susan has lived with the trauma and grief that followed for decades. On her podcast, she takes listeners on a deeply personal journey through PTSD, therapy, and self-discovery, sharing how she found the right therapist, navigated the healing process, and learned to reclaim her life. Honest, insightful, and deeply human, Susan’s conversations offer hope and guidance for anyone facing the aftermath of loss and trauma.  susansnowspeaks.com  [https://susansnowspeaks.com/] Susan's Book: The Other Side of the Gun: My Journey from Trauma to Resiliency [https://www.amazon.com/Other-Side-Gun-Journey-Resiliency/dp/B0BRYXZKY2]

I Know How You Feel: They Lied About My Father's Suicide

When Lisa was told her father had a heart attack, her world stopped. But the truth was even more devastating than she could have imagined: they lied. He ended his own life.  In this episode, Lisa takes listeners on an unflinching journey through the aftermath of grief, and the staggering weight of unanswered questions. With raw vulnerability and unshakable strength, she shares how discovering the truth behind her father’s death shattered everything she believed—but also became the catalyst for her healing. This is a space for anyone who’s ever felt broken by loss or had their life flipped upside down by truth. Through intimate storytelling, grounded coping tools, and deeply honest reflections, Lisa explores the art of compartmentalizing pain when life demands your functionality, and the long road of turning unimaginable hurt into meaningful purpose. More than just a story of survival, Lisa reminds us:  Your pain is not your weakness. It can become your power and your purpose.  The Help Hub [https://www.thehelphub.co/]