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Parenting Wisdom From An Interabled Couple (opens the original)
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When Jessica Slice was 28 years old, a bout of heat exhaustion triggered an underlying neurological disorder that led to permanent physical disabilities. In the 14 years since, Jessica met her now-husband David Yourdon and started a family. They now have an 8-year-old and a 1-year-old. They talk to Anita about how their parenting experience has been one of adaptation and creativity — from learning how to separate their worth from external standards to accepting that all bodies have changing need
The Case For Embracing Your Sweat (opens the original)
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This summer’s heat waves have been brutal. But there’s one thing getting us through the soaring temperatures: sweat. Our bodies need to sweat to survive — and yet we spend billions of dollars fighting it. Science journalist Sarah Everts makes the case that sweat is a biological superpower, and she and host Anita Rao dig into how it became so stigmatized. Then, Caryn Toriaga shares what it's like to live with hyperhidrosis, an excessive sweating condition that can take her hands and feet and from
Why Black Women’s Disordered Eating Is Overlooked (opens the original)
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Despite a decade of restrictive behavior and a career path in mental health counseling, Alishia McCullough had never associated herself with the phrase eating disorder. “A lot of times I was praised for being thin,” she said. “My providers would say you're a perfect size … so for me, it just never registered to be a problem.” She talks to host Anita Rao about how an aha moment in grad school led her to better understand how to treat eating disorders in Black women’s bodies — starting with her ow
Everyday Spaces Weren’t Built For Fat Bodies. So What’s The Fix? (opens the original)
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Imagine sitting down in a theater only to be distracted from the performance by armrests digging into your sides. Or arriving at the doctor’s office to find the patient gown won’t fit. These experiences are commonplace for folks living in larger bodies. Host Anita Rao talks to two people who argue this is a design problem, not a personal one. Artist and activist Suzy Hooker is building a free, searchable directory that rates the accessibility of everyday spaces, called Fat Fab Free. And designer
When Long Covid Rewrites Your Love Story (opens the original)
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When Philip Hoover and his wife Lauren Hill-Hoover tested positive for COVID-19 three years ago, they thought they knew what to expect. But then Philip’s symptoms persisted, morphed and intensified. They talk to host Anita Rao about how an illness that’s affected tens of millions of Americans upended their life and forced them to confront big, existential questions, like: What does caring for each other in sickness and in health *really* mean? Philip wrote about his experience in Modern Love. Pl
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