ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This conversation explores what it means to truly be “seen” while navigating chronic illness, neurodivergence, and life after a major health diagnosis. Kaitlyn Carroll shares how her experiences with cancer, late-diagnosed autism and ADHD, and burnout reshaped her relationship with work, self-compassion, and support. Together, the hosts unpack invisible effort, the grief that accompanies identity shifts, and the importance of language like “capacity” and “resourcing.” The episode centers on a powerful truth: being supported and understood can transform how we move through even the hardest realities.
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United States
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