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Do you ever feel like most of the talk surrounding IBD is around diet and "bathroom issues." In this solo episode, I dive into experiences that aren't talked about as often as the two above mentioned topics - hair loss, sex drive and body image - all things that many individuals with IBD struggle with.  I remember standing in my shower pulling out handfuls of hair and shedding an ungodly amount of hair on the bed of the guy I was seeing. I remember being 22 with no interest in sex. I remember staring at my body at it's lowest post-flare weight and later staring at my 20+ pound heavier body - hating both bodies the same.I felt so alone in these experiences thinking I was the only one. My hopes for this episode is to not only help you feel less alone but to provide some tips and knowledge that helped me move through  these struggles.Key Quotes From This Episode:"Being open with people is so important if you are feeling self-conscious. It takes time to find a healthy balance.""Hair loss is normal. Focus on getting healthier and your hair will follow.""OMG I'm a 22 year old girl and I could not care less about sex...I finally realized that the reason I had no sex drive was from being so extremely underweight after my flare and eating disorder."Instagram: @plentyandwellwithnat

OMG I'm so consumed with this Pandemic, I can't EVEN!

"OMG it's Valentine's Day, I should have a partner I can go out with."   "OMG I'm nearly 30, I should be getting married by now, what's wrong with me?"   "OMG I'm turning 40, I should have a baby soon or I'll be out of time."   Sound familiar?  Probably we all have some version of that nagging voice in our heads that tells us we should be settling down, or should be following a "traditional" path, or should be elsewhere in our lives romantically than we are right now.  It's hard not to compare timelines to our friends, based on what society expects of us and don't even get us started on family pressures, oof.   It's SUPER easy to let societal messages get into your head, but you know what?  As our guest Chloe reminds us, "Just because you're in a relationship does not mean you're happy.  There's so much complication that comes with being in a romantic partnership, and it's not simple.     This episode is for those who ever wondered if they were on the wrong path, and a gentle reminder that your path is your own.  Plus, we full on bash Tinder, which is always fun. :)  Happy Valentine's Day! 

What is the brutal truth about being an only child? Joanne Friedman, BA Psychology, MEd Special Education, Farmer, Teacher, Horseman, Writer, OMG I'm old! As mother to an “only” (by choice and also by Fortune), I’ve heard her complaints. Her biggest complaint, which only arose lately as she turned 40, has been that she believes she’s expected to care for all of her parents, both blood and in-law, by herself, which is overwhelming. No matter how often we assure her that none of us expects her to spend her adult life as our caretaker and that we’ve all made significant other plans for our care, she feels that weight. Only time will remove it. The other negative became evident when she was a mid-teen and her father and I, who had divorced when she was young but remained co-parents, both found other partners who also had family members (as most people do, after all). I can well recall her having a flat-out hissy fit on...

OMG I'm joined by ACTOR/WRITER/DIRECTOR/PRODUCER/MARTIAL ARTIST/BAD ASS Michael Jai White. We talk about all the things & most importantly, "Where is Bucky & What has he Had?"   FOLLOW HIM!! Twitter: @MichaelJaiWhite Instagram: @OfficialMichaelJai Facebook: The Real Michael Jai White     CALL THE SHOW! Leave a "RANDOM' voicemail  304 TALK ROB  (304 825-5762)  30 day FREE Amazon Prime Trial http://amzn.to/2oQ8QW4