Episode Notes: Ersilia Pompilio (www.roguenursemedia.com) is a pediatric nurse practitioner, storyteller, writing teacher,  and freelance writer. She's also the CEO of Rogue Nurse Media 501(c)3 with a mission to empower nurses and patients to tell the...

Episode Notes: Ersilia Pompillio (www.roguenursemedia.com) is a pediatric nurse practitioner, storyteller, writing teacher,  and freelance writer. She's also the CEO of Rogue Nurse Media 501(c)3 with a mission to empower nurses and patients to tell th...

Show Notes: NYC based Comedian Chani Lisbon first lost her hair five years ago as a side-effect of a psychiatric medication. When her hair fell out again after getting off of the medication, she was diagnosed with Alopecia. In this episode,

Mindfulness and Chronic Illness: Nichole Proffitt ( http://www.presencemindfulness.com/ ) had been seriously practicing meditation for years when her first fibromyalgia symptoms developed, and (plot-twist) meditation was making it all worse.

Freaky Healer Jacqueline Pirtle: Jacqueline is the founder of www.FreakyHealer.com. Her passion for happiness shines through in all of her work as an accomplished energy healer, mindfulness & happiness coach,

Show Notes: NYC based Comedian Chani Lisbon first lost her hair five years ago as a side-effect of a psychiatric medication. When her hair fell out again after getting off of the medication, she was diagnosed with Alopecia. In this episode,

Mindfulness and Chronic Illness: Nichole Proffitt ( http://www.presencemindfulness.com/ ) had been seriously practicing meditation for years when her first fibromyalgia symptoms developed, and (plot-twist) meditation was making it all worse.

Freaky Healer Jacqueline Pirtle: Jacqueline is the founder of www.FreakyHealer.com. Her passion for happiness shines through in all of her work as an accomplished energy healer, mindfulness & happiness coach,

Megan's Story: Twenty years ago, on a beautiful Monday afternoon in Portland, Oregon,  Megan was violently attacked and sexually assaulted by a stranger. It was luck that saved her life, but the emotional wounds carried on for years to follow.

Mary Beth Eversole: “I would dream about monsters chasing me with needles that would inject me with calories” - -Mary Beth Eversole would have these dreams before her hospitalization for anorexia - After decades of trauma—ranging in severity from ca...