Episode 38 - The Chronic with Christine
Episode 38 of the Crohn's and Autism Awareness Advocate podcast, hosted by Mason Milne, titled "Episode 38 - The Chronic with Christine" was published on November 22, 2021 and runs 61 minutes.
November 22, 2021 ·61m · Crohn's and Autism Awareness Advocate
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Summary
In today's episode I am joined with Christine who has had Crohn's Disease for over 20 years, she talks about her journey with a Chronic Illness. Christine talks about the good and bad and the fears and how to overcome them, she says it takes time to deal with a Chronic Illness. Christine also has her own book which released in the Summer of 2021. This episode a great listen her book is called Chronic!
Episode Description
In today's episode I am joined with Christine who has had Crohn's Disease for over 20 years, she talks about her journey with a Chronic Illness. Christine talks about the good and bad and the fears and how to overcome them, she says it takes time to deal with a Chronic Illness. Christine also has her own book which released in the Summer of 2021. This episode a great listen her book is called Chronic!
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