Relationships and Relatability

An episode of the Chronic Power podcast, hosted by Physician-Parent Caregivers, titled "Relationships and Relatability" was published on January 3, 2022 and runs 58 minutes.

January 3, 2022 ·58m · Chronic Power

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This episode is all about interpersonal relationships and chronic illness relatability. James, Brandon, and Nick sit down to discuss their past relationships with a handful of both funny anecdotes and serious topics. They delve into the details about why it may be difficult for young men with chronic conditions to date/have partners in the first place, and how positive relatability would be a game-changer after so many years of negativity.

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