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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 44 MIN

We Talk Chronic Illness

from Iconically Ill · host Iconically Ill

We talk chronic illness with Bloom Davis. Bloom is an outdoor educator, facilitator, and artist with a passion for creating inclusive spaces that empower individuals and communities. As someone living with chronic health conditions, Bloom is dedicated to supporting others to get outdoors in ways that are accessible and meaningful. With experience as a backpacking guide in Yellowstone and a JMT and PCT thru-hiker, Bloom combines a love for natural spaces with a commitment to fostering connection, promoting health, and encouraging personal growth through outdoor adventures. You can follow Bloom on Patreon at @bloomsy Show transcript bit.ly/3UKUymI

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