EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 31 MIN
Hope and Healing
from Made to be Whole
In this inspiring episode of Made to Be Whole, we sit down with Megan Krych to discuss her courageous battle with autoimmune encephalitis—a condition often misdiagnosed and misunderstood, especially in adults. Megan shares how her years-long search for answers, persistent symptoms, and an eventually validating diagnosis led her to IVIG therapy and a path of real healing. Listen as we explore key lessons about autoimmune encephalitis, the importance of persistence and support, and the hope that comes from being made whole.Topics discussed in this episode:Recognizing Adult Autoimmune Encephalitis: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Common MisconceptionsThe Emotional Impact of Invisible Illness and the Validation of a NameNavigating IVIG Therapy: From Side Effects to Lasting ReliefBuilding a Support System: Family, Friends, and Medical TeamsStrategies for Coping, Healing, and Looking Forward with HopeResources mentioned in this episode:All resources mentioned on the show: https://ahpintegrativehealth.com/Book: "Brain on Fire" by Susannah CahalanMore about IVIG Therapy: AHP Integrative Health’s IVIG resourceFeeling alone in your journey? Reach out for support—healing starts with connection!Have unexplained symptoms? Ask your provider about autoimmune brain panel testing and keep searching for answers.Know someone struggling with chronic anxiety or autoimmune issues? Share this episode to spread hope and awareness!Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.All resources mentioned on the show can be found at: https://ahpintegrativehealth.com/Any references to any particular people, including family, have been shared with prior consent.Transcripts and notes generated with Descript and Castmagic and then edited by human eyes and hands. Lightly edited and produced by BiCurean Consulting, BiCurean.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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