We Always Come Back with Jessica Reese

Patient In You Podcast Live: Ask Victoria at Wellness Week(end) 2025

When you put a room full of Black women living with MS, lupus, and NMOSD together — and invite honest questions — you get truth, wisdom, and real-time care. In this special live episode, Patient In You Podcast Live: Ask Victoria, host Victoria Reese Brathwaite takes the stage at We Are ILL’s Wellness Week(end) 2025 and answers questions straight from the community.Victoria responds with clarity and compassion to questions about navigating work transitions after diagnosis, advocating for yourself when doctors fall short, deciding when to disclose your diagnosis to a romantic partner, and how to move through uncertainty without losing yourself. This episode feels like a group chat, a support circle, and a deep exhale all at once.

Lead While You Bleed with Pastor Timothy Reese

Nothing is more frightening that hearing the words - "Your cancer is back" - after years of being in remission. But for Pastor Timothy Reese, the fight is a test of faith and purpose. In this episode, Pastor Tim talks with Victoria about his plans for the road ahead as he goes head to head with Multiple Myeloma. About the guest: Pastor Timothy Reese presides over Amazing Grace Ministries in Detroit, MI, and is the uncle of host Victoria Reese. If this episode resonated with you, please leave us a 5-star review. Follow the podcast on Instagram at @patientinyou, host Victoria Reese at @picturethisvic, and Pastor Timothy Reese and Amazing Grace Ministries at @agi_amazinggrace.

Love Through The Last Breath (Caregivers) Lauren Miller

As our parents age, we might worry about when it's our turn to care for them. And sometimes that time comes much earlier than we are ready for. Victoria Reese talks to Lauren Miller about her journey as the primary caregiver for her father, Dave J. Miller, during his final years living with COPD. About the guest: Lauren Miller is a boss. She serves as the Chief Growth Officer at M³ Consulting. A management consulting firm started by her father, Dave J. Miller Jr. over 35 years ago. Lauren’s ambition, intelligence, strength and drive is part of her family legacy. So when her father’s battle with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) pushed her from being his daughter, mentee, and colleague, to being his caregiver, life line and source of strength, the effect was jarring. Of all of the things a father can teach his daughter, being his caregiver is a lesson that none of us are ever prepared for. If this episode resonated with you, please leave us a 5-star review. Follow the podcast on Instagram at @patientinyou, host Victoria Reese at @picturethisvic, and Lauren Miller at @lauren.rosa.miller.

We Always Come Back with Jessica Reese

When people say "you're bipolar" for having a little mood swing. It's very clear they don't really know what Bipolar Disorder truly is. In this episode, Jessica Reese, educator, author and cousin of Patient In You host, Victoria, helps us learn how BPD affects those living with it. About the guest: Jessica Reese is a freelance writer, editor, and educator. She is working on her memoir entitled We Come Back That she hopes will tell all the uncomfortable truths of a black woman living with a misunderstood mental illness. If this episode resonated with you, please leave us a 5-star review. Follow the podcast on Instagram at @patientinyou and host Victoria Reese at @picturethisvic.

Skin Deep with Justin Hall

Remember back in the day when Michael Jackson said he had vitiligo and nobody believed him? That collective dismissal set back vitiligo research, advocacy and information back for millions of people living with the disease. In this episode, Victoria Reese talks to "vitiligan" Justin Hall about his journey and advocacy with vitiligo. About the guest: Justin Hall is a speaker, author and vitiligo advocate. Justin’s mission to bring awareness to the vitiligo community has sparked meaningful conversation around a disease that doesn’t typically get as much attention as it deserves, empowering those living with the disease, who need to feel powerful in their skin the most. His children’s book, Aiden’s Spots, follows a kindergartener living with vitiligo, on his first day of school. The book empowers children to embrace their differences, and educate those who may not understand them. If this episode resonated with you, please leave us a 5-star review. Follow the podcast on Instagram at @patientinyou, host Victoria Reese at @picturethisvic, and Justin Hall at @grindpreneur.