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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2024 · 30 MIN

Living With Narcolepsy, Girls Trips, and Watching TV At The Gym

from Precisely Nowhere · host Anissa Rosales

I was 13 years-old when I was diagnosed with Narcolepsy. Fast forward 17 years, I’m thriving and haven’t let this incurable sleep disorder hold me back. I left home at 17 years-old to attend New York University (NYU), studied abroad, traveled the world, had my heart broken, made lifelong friends, bonded with my family, became a New Yorker, moved back to California, launched a podcast, fell in love (again), and so much more. Through the highs and lows, I persevered because I didn’t want to let this disability dictate what I could do in life.   Today’s episode is the first of many and I hope it inspires you to embrace yourself and this life to the full extent. Life is a gift after all (cheesy yes, but a fact IMO).   Stick around till the end to get some recs on TV I’ve been watching while I walk to Mordor (at the gym). Happy listening and thank you for all of the support and love, it’s an honor to get to share this podcast with everyone who is listening!   Relevant links: Follow @PreciselyNowhere on Instagram or Facebook  Follow @anissarosales on Instagram Music and Editing by Marco @midnite_mind80 on Instagram

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