
In this podcast episode, Working With An Illness, Elizabeth speaks with guests Belle of Seams So Me and Alexa of The Wannabe Grandma about their health challenges. You’ll want to listen in and hear just how inspiring these ladies are, as they share how they manage their jobs while dealing daily with the effects of their autoimmune diseases. Sometimes we feel like we are the only ones dealing with hard things… whether it’s a chronic illness, emotional struggles or other challenges, it can feel lonely. However, we aren’t alone. We all are going through something in our lives that others just might not see. Find out how, what traditionally could look like a frustrating set back, could actually be the catalyst for success!
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Amy Childers
I friend turned me on to your podcast, and this episode really spoke to my heart. I have struggled trying to launch my pattern design business while dealing with health challenges. I have vestibular migraines which are migraines that occur in the balance portion of my brain. My balance, vision, and thought processes are all impacted and these migraines can come at any time. Outwardly, I seem fine and others don’t always understand. I was so encouraged by everyone on this podcast who spoke about working at your own pace and giving yourself grace to take the time off you need. I will take their suggestions to heart. I feel like I found my tribe! Another podcast on this would be terrific.
QuiltersCandy
Amy ChildersOh, I’m so glad this podcast was encouraging and helpful! Trying to work through these health issues can feel very isolating. You aren’t alone!
Clare
Thank you so much for this topic. I have health challenges so this was a wonderful reminder and hints to help manage my health and work. Definitely a need to talk about this again. Even if you don’t struggle with health this was a great reminder of balance your world.
Anonymous
ClareThank you! I agree–balance is so important. I’m glad you enjoyed the podcast! –Elizabeth