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How terrifying would it be to fight an unknown enemy? One you don’t recognize and didn’t see coming? What if that enemy was coming from within; a disease that even doctors couldn’t identify? Nearly half of all Americans suffer from some chronic illness and many struggle for an accurate diagnosis.
Every other week on Symptomatic, host Lauren Bright Pacheco unravels the medical mystery of a patient’s baffling symptoms and explores how their lives were turned upside down in search of answers.
From the first signs of trouble, through a swirl of misdirection and failed treatment attempts, to the final relief at a confirmed diagnosis - these are their stories. This is Symptomatic.
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think of the show or share your own medical mystery by emailing us at [email protected].
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Welcome to The Verbal Echo, where stories come alive and voices resonate. Each episode brings you face-to-face, with extraordinary everyday people, sharing their growth, struggle, and triumph.
Here, we dive into the heart of human experience, uncovering the raw and real tales of transformation, connection, and authenticity. Every story has a voice, and every voice has a story.
The Verbal Echo is more than just a podcast—it's an inspiring space for those navigating challenges. By celebrating the resilience and courage of our guests, we offer a beacon of hope and valuable insights. Each episode brings you closer to the struggles and victories of others, creating a powerful sense of community and support. Tune in to find strength, inspiration, and the resources to help you forge a path. Be a part of our story and let your voice be heard. Join us and dive in.
Connect with the host, Monica Martin
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A show about why health care costs so freaking much, and what we can (maybe) do about it. Hosted by award-winning reporter Dan Weissmann (Marketplace, 99 Percent Invisible, Planet Money, Reveal).
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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I was 11 years old when I witnessed my father murder my mother, so I made sure he went to prison for it. With my world turned upside down, I decided my trauma would not be what defined me, and so began my journey to pick up the pieces of my life and move on.
In each episode, I examine human nature's intricate mysteries and highlight the healing process that comes along with it. From sensationalized media headlines to tales of tragedy and triumph—the good, the bad, and the unexplainable.
Along the way, I’ll speak with fellow advocates, academics, survivors, and storytellers to uncover captivating stories that empower people to overcome adversity and find purpose. Let's inspire, heal, and make a difference—one story at a time.
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A Fluorescent Feeling is a new podcast about pain and our bodies – how we talk about them and live inside them. Produced by Georgia Mill, Michelle Macklem and Beth Atkinson-Quinton.
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Life sure knows how to hand us lemons, what we do with them can affect the outcome of our lives. Whit + Kels have been handed their fair share of lemons, and are doing the best to make lemonade out of it. in 2017 they both lost a child, while navigating grief and loss, they became friends and want to help others along the way. They will be sharing their journeys, as well as interviewing many others who have gone through the trenches, and figured out how to get up on the other side!
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Capturing the important social history of the trans and gender diverse community
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Welcome to UNFILTERED MOUTHS
A podcast about all things opinionated, traumatic and emotional.
We discuss everything from personal trauma, ADHD, mens mental health, women mental health, dating, relationships..... And everything in between.
These podcasts are not only opinions, but facts from personal experiences.
The highs, the lows and sometimes the truth about undiluted feelings from the guests and the host, themselves.
Some of you may resonate, some of you may disagree.. But that's ok. It's just chatter. -
Imagine keeping a secret for thirty five years. Now imagine, through a twist of fate and modern science, that secret is revealed to the person you most feared knowing it. Imagine what happens to your life – and to the lives of those around you – in the wake of that truth being uncovered. A truth buried so deeply it was like it never really happened—that is, until the day phone rang and nothing was ever the same. (Series running time: 5h 23m.)
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Do what you can live with: Navigating Through Addiction and Recovery is a podcast that shares the struggles of loving someone with substance use disorder, and explores harm reduction and the lived experiences of those in recovery.
Hosted by Brandi Mac, a critical care nurse practitioner, and mother of an adult daughter with substance use disorder. Each episode provides raw and real lived experience and the struggles we face as loved ones of people who use drugs, the stigma surrounding addiction, harm reduction and the impact generational trauma has on each of us. -
Abortion is popular, and common. So why are people afraid to talk about it? How much more might you understand about abortion access in the U.S. if talking about it wasn’t taboo?
On ACCESS, our goal is to answer all the questions you might have been afraid to ask, dedicating every single episode to abortion. There are no pundits here, only experts—including real people who’ve had abortions. -
UBC's Action on Sepsis Podcast is a patient-led podcast series focused on telling the whole journey of Sepsis from the perspective of the patient, along with input from healthcare workers, researchers, and other individuals advocating for improved sepsis care nationally and globally. The focus of our podcast is to showcase a diverse collection of stories and share knowledge from research and clinical fields to support learning from these stories so that we can help protect yourself and loved ones.
For more information, please visit our website.
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A motivational podcast where we share inspiring stories of regular people overcoming insurmountable odds. Check out more info at madeofmettlepodcast.com!
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Je m'appelle Marianne et le 23 octobre 2022, je buvais mon dernier verre : le dernier des derniers verres.À 26 ans, j'arrête de boire mais je ne sais toujours pas pourquoi j'ai autant bu. Comment ce bon vieux copain qu'est l'alcool, a-t-il pu devenir en quelques années, le pire des alliés ?Cette question, je l'ai posée à Alice, Rémy, Louise, Ilias et Angélique... Écouter leur vie de picole, de bitures et de teufs mais aussi leur désir de sobriété m'aiderait à comprendre mon propre passé... Et sûrement que dans nos introspections, certains trouveront à leur tour, des réponses à leurs questions.Ainsi est né "Le Dernier Verre", un podcast qui gravite autour de thématiques liées à l'alcool telles que la santé mentale, la pression sociale, le déni, les comportements à risque ou encore les troubles alimentaires.* * * * * * *IG : @ledernierverre_Réalisation & production : Marianne Moing (@marianne_moing) / Sound design & mix : Benjamin Liouville (@ben.l_music) / Mix & mastering : James Brack (@jamesgbrack) / Musiques : Benjamin Liouville, Théo Gérodel, Antoine Barra (@antoinebarra_), Xavier Crouet, James Brack, Raphaël Dinasquet (@raphaeldinasquet) / Graphisme : Alexandre Mathou (@alexandre.mth)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
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Donor Diaries is a podcast about the beauty and messiness of living organ donation. Get ready for some amazing stories about what happens when people decide to share their organs with other people, when people chose to share life. The sharing of kidneys and other organs is an incredibly fascinating topic that teaches a lot about kindness, love, and life! There are over 100,000 people on the kidney transplant waitlist today, and sadly about 13 people die each day waiting for a kidney that they never receive. One in three Americans are at risk for developing chronic kidney disease and one in nine already have kidney disease. Most don’t even know it. Donor Diaries shares unfiltered stories of kidney donation through the voices of living donors and straight talk from transplant experts who are committed to bringing the conversation of living organ donation to the forefront of society, so patients no longer have to die or suffer while waiting for a transplant.
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Family Therapy Podcast
Family Therapy Podcast is a display of exploration of self through the means of conversation, while constructing a nourishing space for individuals looking to heal. By revealing anxieties and exploring deeply rooted problems, Family Therapy will document a family’s journey as they work through trauma in conversation with psychotherapist Elliott Connie. Over the course of sixteen weeks participants will examine their life, relationships, hardships, successes, short-comings, and personal growth as they seek progress. Therapy sessions will consist of individual and groups conversations in an effort to restore old wounds.
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Beau my God is a unique space for trans and gender nonconforming individuals and their allies to rumble about the things going on in our community, all things queer, what it's like to exist in a world that generally doesn't understand us! Find us on social media @BeauMyGodPod
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The Health Disparities Podcast is the world’s leading health equity discussion forum and is a program of Movement is Life. This podcast features thought leaders in the world of equitable health, and highlights health disparities, social determinants of health and community-led solutions.
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CCAB is a thought-provoking show that fearlessly explores the falsehoods and absurdities in our society, with a mission to bring back truth and genuine expertise.
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Against the Odds is a series of frank conversations with guests whose lives have been touched in many different ways by HIV. We find out about the challenges they’ve faced, and what inspires them to strive for what may seem impossible goals. At UNAIDS, we guide and bring together the global effort to end AIDS. What we’ve learnt in the HIV response is that progress is never given, it is won. It depends on the power of people challenging the people in power.
