ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode, helpfully released after the first one (facepalm), I introduce myself (Steph Dylan) as the host of the Podcast, and explain briefly my journey with chronic fatigue following NMDA Encephalitis, as well as what to expect from the Podcast.
Artwork by Gem Davis
Music by Oliver Blake
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Großbritannien
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In this episode, I explain The Spoon Theory, and why you may hear some people refer to themselves as 'spoonies' in the chronic illness/disability community. How the adorable analogy works, where it originated, and how it is used - as well as why I don't use it, in favour of my own an…
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