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Don't be afraid of saying the wrong thing to friends with a chronic illness: Jennifer Cramer-Miller

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Episode #69: with Jennifer Cramer-Miller

You know those articles and memes that are everywhere reprimanding us about what NOT to say to a friend who is going through a hard time of any kind? Jennifer is here today to say THE OPPOSITE of that. She's urging us to stop being afraid of saying the wrong things to friends with chronic illness, or friends dealing with anything else.

Your friends will never say the perfect thing! WE will sometimes say the "wrong thing" to our friends. And I agree with Jennifer that we need to leave so much more room for people to say the imperfect thing and then let it go.

Meet Jennifer Cramer-Miller

Jennifer is an author, speaker, and four-time kidney transplant recipient. Diagnosed with an incurable autoimmune disease at 22 and then experiencing the weight and relief of four transplants has given Jennifer a way of seeing life and the people in it that I could not wait to share with listeners.

Jennifer’s memoir, Incurable Optimist: Living with Illness and Chronic Hope is available now where books are sold. She also has lots of essays all over the place but some examples— Zibby Mag, Brevity, Grown & Flown, Star Tribune, and Minnesota Physician— some of which were started in our ModernWell Writing Group!

Find Jennifer on her website, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

A few links mentioned in the episode:

Let's connect over all things friendship!


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Chapitres

1. Friendship, Chronic Illness, and Recognizing Kindness (00:00:00)

2. Friendship and Support Through Life's Challenges (00:08:26)

3. Friendship and the Importance of Grace (00:15:09)

4. Kidney Transplants and Acts of Kindness (00:19:21)

5. Celebrating Friendships and a Podcast (00:31:57)

127 episodes

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Episode #69: with Jennifer Cramer-Miller

You know those articles and memes that are everywhere reprimanding us about what NOT to say to a friend who is going through a hard time of any kind? Jennifer is here today to say THE OPPOSITE of that. She's urging us to stop being afraid of saying the wrong things to friends with chronic illness, or friends dealing with anything else.

Your friends will never say the perfect thing! WE will sometimes say the "wrong thing" to our friends. And I agree with Jennifer that we need to leave so much more room for people to say the imperfect thing and then let it go.

Meet Jennifer Cramer-Miller

Jennifer is an author, speaker, and four-time kidney transplant recipient. Diagnosed with an incurable autoimmune disease at 22 and then experiencing the weight and relief of four transplants has given Jennifer a way of seeing life and the people in it that I could not wait to share with listeners.

Jennifer’s memoir, Incurable Optimist: Living with Illness and Chronic Hope is available now where books are sold. She also has lots of essays all over the place but some examples— Zibby Mag, Brevity, Grown & Flown, Star Tribune, and Minnesota Physician— some of which were started in our ModernWell Writing Group!

Find Jennifer on her website, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

A few links mentioned in the episode:

Let's connect over all things friendship!


Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
  continue reading

Chapitres

1. Friendship, Chronic Illness, and Recognizing Kindness (00:00:00)

2. Friendship and Support Through Life's Challenges (00:08:26)

3. Friendship and the Importance of Grace (00:15:09)

4. Kidney Transplants and Acts of Kindness (00:19:21)

5. Celebrating Friendships and a Podcast (00:31:57)

127 episodes

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