How terrifying would it be to fight an unknown enemy? One you don’t recognize and didn’t see coming? What if that enemy was coming from within; a disease that even doctors couldn’t identify? Nearly half of all Americans suffer from some chronic illness and many struggle for an accurate diagnosis.
Every other week on Symptomatic, host Lauren Bright Pacheco unravels the medical mystery of a patient... more
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We’re celebrating Dr. David Fajgenbaum and revisiting one of our most impactful stories. David was just named to the TIME100 Health list and has a powerful new TED Talk—milestones that reflect the empathy, curiosity, and determination at the heart of... more
Just when Trent starts to believe the worst is behind him, an unexpected twist turns his world upside down. He’s forced to confront new challenges that test his resilience and make decisions that could change the course of life for him and his family... more
Trent was a vibrant and successful insurance assessor when his life took an unexpected turn. While working under a car, he sensed something was off. It wasn’t until later that day -- when his legs stopped responding while driving -- that the severity... more
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They had an opportunity to make a very interesting podcast. Instead it’s an onslaught of unnecessary narration, uninteresting exposition. Save your time, unless you have disposable time. If so, might be worth it
I recently found this podcast. It focuses on real life, first person stories where the stories, though initially devastating, are a true testament to the human spirit. I found it uplifting and hopeful. I hope there will be more episodes in 2025.
This podcast has underlying tones of wokeness. I am really interested in anything medical -especially symptoms that are out of the norm. This podcast could do better and loose the thought that we need to be catering to one people group over another.
Disgusting. This podcasts makes me sick. Privileged, American audacity garbage who want to be victims. Live somewhere else in the world to know medical suffering.
This show is being forced onto my podcast feed despite me not following it nor being interested in the subject matter. Another show, Puttin on Airs, uses its feed to advertise for other shows, putting episodes from other shows out under their own name. I guess it's some brilliant ad strategy but I'm mad that not even my personal podcast feed is safe from advertisers anymore.
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The podcast focuses on the harrowing and often complex journeys of individuals grappling with chronic illnesses that defy straightforward diagnosis. Featuring patients' tales that navigate the spectrum from initial symptoms to finally achieving a diagnosis, it underscores the emotional and medical challenges faced by those with mysterious chronic conditions. Through the lens of personal experience, the show highlights the resilience of patients and the supportive role family and community play along the way. Each episode dives into unique and engaging narratives that reveal the intricacies of the medical system while advocating for more awareness and understanding surrounding chronic illnesses.
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