How Chronic Illness Shapes Dating, Identity, and Emotional Intimacy
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In this episode, Lilly Wehman and Amelia Abernathy explore what it means to date while navigating a chronic illness. Through personal storytelling and a therapeutic lens, they unpack the realities of vulnerability, disclosure, and identity in relationships. The conversation highlights the emotional complexity of managing health challenges while dating, the impact of uncertainty on connection, and the role of therapy and support systems in building grounded, authentic relationships.
Key Topics
- Dating while navigating a chronic illness
- Vulnerability and the timing of disclosure
- Identity shifts and loss of control
- The emotional impact of ghosting and rejection
- The role of therapy and external support
- Building relationships rooted in authenticity
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Connect:
Lilly Wehman: Millennium | LinkedIn
Amelia Abernathy: Millennium | LinkedIn
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