
Welcome to the Calling in Sick, hosted by Alex Wildeson and produced by Just Media. On this podcast, Alex shares her unfiltered personal journey battling several autoimmune and chronic conditions including Polyarteritis Nodosa (PAN) Vasculitis, Mixed Connective Tissue Disease (MCTD) / Lupus, Endometriosis, and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). She also provides practical “how-to” guides, expl... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This week on Calling in Sick, I'm sitting down with THE Dr. Jolene Brighten, board-certified naturopathic endocrinologist, bestselling author of Beyond the Pill, Is This Normal and soon-to-be-released ADHD and Women, and someone who personally lives ... more
This week on Calling in Sick's Ask Alex, I'm getting into something I've wanted to talk about for a while!! The communication strategies that have actually made a difference during my first trimester. Best part? Chronic illness taught us most of them... more
This week on Calling in Sick, I'm getting honest about something I was maybe a little overconfident about going in. I thought 25+ years of managing a complicated, unpredictable chronic illness had given me ALL the tools I'd need for managing my first... more
This week on Calling in Sick x Ask Alex, Ali Moresco and I are getting into everything happening in the Lyme disease world RIGHT NOW. It's Lyme Awareness Month, ticks are predicted to be worse than ever this year, and there is actually some hopeful n... more
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Thank you for sharing your chronic illness experiences with others!This podcast has made me feel less alone with my own struggles. Great topic choices each week.
Unfortunately, I am starting to have a very hard time listening due to the huge number of ads. They happen about every 1.5-2 minutes and always interrupt the speaker mid sentence! Sadly, it’s forcing me to stop listening.
Pauses for intentional ad breaks would be much better! Otherwise it’s hard to focus on anything being said.
Finally! Some useful advice and community for the chronically ill.
Places like Reddit and fb are too depressing, but this actually gives me hope, chuckles, and makes me feel seen. I’ve been binge listening!
Absolutely love the topics! Such a relatable podcast and the topics are so relevant.
Alexandra is so relatable whether you have chronic illness or not. I love following her on instagram and then started listening to her podcast and just love her! She makes us fellow chronic illness girlies feel not so alone.
This podcast has made me not feel so alone and crazy as I am newly starting my autoimmune journey but these 2 years have been so long and exhausting. I find so much peace in knowing there are others out there that have expierenced the same things and it’s part of the journey.
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The show centers on living with chronic illness and autoimmune conditions, blending candid personal storytelling with practical guidance from medical professionals, researchers, and patient advocates. Episodes frequently cover fertility and pregnancy with chronic illness, nutrition and wellness, patient advocacy, access to care, and navigating medical systems, all while maintaining a warm, conversational tone that invites community support and shared experiences. A notable strength is the willingness to host diverse voices—from clinicians to wellness educators and disability advocates—providing actionable tips while demystifying medical decisions for listeners who live with long-term health challenges.
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Recent guests on Calling In Sick include:
1. Alli Moresco
2. Ali Moresco
3. Cortney Gensemer
4. Mickey Trescott
5. Shamekka Marty
6. Natalie Crawford
7. Ashton McGrady
8. Ted Areco
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