AKA “I still have the ability to love.”
TyePod Thursday is back with special guest Avery (@EndometriosisAve) who talks about her experience with endometriosis and finding a good health team.
I really appreciated Avery going into some of the “taboo” areas of disability conversation including intimacy and how different this can look depending on each person. She also talked about her moving to a new state and some of the factors that go into deciding on the right state.
👉If you would like to follow and engage with Avery’s advocacy efforts, you can find her at @EndometriosisAve on Instagram!
✨ Next time on The TyePod I am joined by Jose Flores (@joseinspires)!
🎧 Tune in via the link in my bio, or search The TyePod on Spotify or YouTube!
💬 If this story resonates with you, or you’d like to share your own, please reach out!
With love,
Your friendly neighborhood PhD
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Podcast cover for The Tye Pod. Background shows a scenic field and trees. Title reads “THE TYE POD.” Featured are Dr. Tye Martin (smiling man with glasses and beard), a cartoon avatar of him in a wheelchair, and guest @EndometriosisAve (young woman with long brown hair in braids). Text reads: “S2E54 AKA ‘I still have the ability to love.’”
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