Things Never Break — The Trailer

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Hi. I'm Kale Vine, a former nurse, disability advocate, and the person who couldn't find the podcast she needed, so she made it. Things Never Break is for people who are done pretending life with chronic illness is a clean before-and-after story. It's for the messy middle: the appointments that went nowhere, the identity shifts nobody warned you about, and the small moments of joy you refuse to give up. Real conversations. No toxic positivity. No silver linings forced. Episode 01 is dropping soon. Follow the show so you don't miss it. Free healthcare navigation resources: https://kalevine.com/ Send me your questions: I'm answering listener questions in future episodes: @kalevine_ on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kalevine_

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This episode was published on May 21, 2026.

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