We're a Fun Little Fam | Featuring Lila Haffey

<p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"It's another special guest episode! Please welcome Claire's cousin, Lila Haffey, a Gin and Chronic listener and someone who lives with vitiligo. Lila explains vitiligo and how they test for it. She discusses the the body comparison game and the pressure of a visible illness (and all the comments she has faced). She talks about the importance of support in going through chronic illness and Claire acknowledges her positivity and perspective. Claire discusses more about the visibility of her Type 1 and shares an ignorant comments and reactions she has dealt with. They talk more about the importance of representation of chronic illness and normalizing other body types in general so we can improve our relationships with our bodies. No one should have to defend their body and put others down to lift themselves up! We all deserve to live in the moment and be happy!"}" data-sheets-userformat= "{"2":771,"3":{"1":0},"4":[null,2,16773836],"11":4,"12":0}"> It's another special guest episode! Please welcome Claire's cousin, Lila Haffey, a Gin and Chronic listener and someone who lives with vitiligo.</span></p> <ul> <li><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"It's another special guest episode! Please welcome Claire's cousin, Lila Haffey, a Gin and Chronic listener and someone who lives with vitiligo. Lila explains vitiligo and how they test for it. She discusses the the body comparison game and the pressure of a visible illness (and all the comments she has faced). She talks about the importance of support in going through chronic illness and Claire acknowledges her positivity and perspective. Claire discusses more about the visibility of her Type 1 and shares an ignorant comments and reactions she has dealt with. They talk more about the importance of representation of chronic illness and normalizing other body types in general so we can improve our relationships with our bodies. No one should have to defend their body and put others down to lift themselves up! We all deserve to live in