Ep. 01 — The Diagnosis That Changed Everything (And What No One Tells You After)

from Things Never Break · host Kale Vine

This is where it started.The moment a label landed and everything shifted. The version of me that existed before, the nurse with a plan, and what happened to her. And the thing nobody puts in the pamphlet: what comes after the diagnosis, when everyone around you exhales and moves on, and you're still in it.This is Chapter One. Not the whole story. Just where it begins.I'm answering real listener questions in future episodes. What do you wish someone had told you after your diagnosis? DM me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalevine_Free resources for navigating healthcare appointments: kalevine.comNext episode: The Day I Stopped Apologizing in Doctor's Offices.New episodes every Wednesday at 12PM EST. Follow so you don't miss it.

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