37. Getting To Know ME - Chapter 19 (Small Things Bring Great Strength)

from Everyday People Talking Health · host Silent Elephant Project

In this series: Getting to Know ME, we will explore what it's like living with a life-limiting condition ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis). We will also reflect on the impact of living with a chronic health condition, hear from those with lived experiences and hear from specialists on their experiences treating this condition. Emma (aka Poss) lives in New Zealand and loves being creative, gaming and spending time with her cat. She shares what it's like living with ME/CFS for 12 years whilst balancing other health conditions including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). She also finds time to run an amazing Discord community offering support from lived experiences. You can connect via: Twitter - https://twitter.com/impossumble_ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/impossumble We hope you enjoy this episode. What is SEP? Silent Elephant Project (SEP) gives marginalised life limiting and long-term health conditions a platform, through creative and interactive projects. ‘An elephant in the room’ is an English-language metaphorical idiom for an obvious problem no one wants to discuss, or a condition no one wants to challenge. This phrase has coined the main objective of the SEP. For more info - http://www.silentelephantproject.org/

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In this series: Getting to Know ME, we will explore what it's like living with a life-limiting condition ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis). We will also reflect on the impact of living with a chronic health condition, hear from those with lived experiences and hear from specialists on their experiences treating this condition. Emma (aka Poss) lives in New Zealand and loves being creative, gaming and spending time with her cat. She shares what it's like living with ME/CFS for 12 years whilst balancing other health conditions including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). She also finds time to run an amazing Discord community offering support from lived experiences. You can connect via: Twitter - https://twitter.com/impossumble_ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/impossumble We hope you enjoy this episode. What is SEP? Silent Elephant Project (SEP) gives marginalised life limiting and long-term health conditions a platform, through creative and interactive projects. ‘An elephant in the room’ is an English-language metaphorical idiom for an obvious problem no one wants to discuss, or a condition no one wants to challenge. This phrase has coined the main objective of the SEP. For more info - http://www.silentelephantproject.org/

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