The Michele Roys Show
🎙 The Michele Roys Show✨ Helping You Rediscover Joy Despite Chronic Pain ✨I get it—living with chronic pain and invisible illness can leave you feeling disconnected and defeated.
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Three Autoimmune Diagnoses. One Mindset Shift That Changed Everything (opens the original)
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What if the diagnosis that changed your life didn't have to define the rest of it? At 27, Amy Behimer was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It wasn't her first autoimmune diagnosis either. She had already been living with vitiligo and Graves' disease, and suddenly she was facing a future she never expected. Her first thought? "My life will always be worse now." But Amy didn't stop there.In this honest conversation we talk about what it means to grieve the person you thought you were going to be
I Got Overwhelmed Before My Launch (opens the original)
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My audiobook launches tomorrow. And this week, I got overwhelmed. Not with the recording. Not with the editing. But with everything else it takes to bring an event like this together. Invites, registrations, the host, the guests, a hundred small moving pieces all at once. I had to sit down with my journal and ask myself honestly, Shelly, what's going on with you? And it brought me back to something I have learned again and again on this journey. The power of small things. When I set out to write
From a Scooter to an 8-Figure Business (opens the original)
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What do you do when your health is failing, your business is drowning, and you feel like you've got nothing left? For Amy Lacey, the answer wasn't to give up. It was to go deeper. Amy was diagnosed with lupus and Sjögren's syndrome and reached a point where chronic pain left her unable to walk normally. She was using a scooter, had undergone multiple foot surgeries, and was struggling with the reality of not being able to be the mother she wanted to be. Then came an unexpected idea: cauliflower
They Look Fine… But They’re Living With Pain You Can’t See (opens the original)
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They may look fine. They may smile, work and carry on with life. But they could be living with chronic pain that you will never see. September is Pain Awareness Month, and I'm asking us to look beyond the surface—and start asking better questions. What if the person who just told you “I'm fine” isn't actually fine? In this short but important episode of The Michele Roys Show , I'm asking us to have a different conversation about chronic pain and invisible illness . Because sometimes the person s
I Had to Listen to My Own Story Again... And It Changed Me (opens the original)
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Living with chronic pain and invisible illness, I thought recording my audiobook was the hard part. I was wrong. What happens when you have to listen to your own story, all over again? You don't just hear the words. You relive them. In Part 2 of this behind-the-scenes journey creating the audiobook of my memoir, But You Look Just Fine, I share what it was really like to sit with the edited recording and hear myself telling my own story back to me. It was harder than I expected. I found myself re
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