Breathing hope into your everyday life
The Invisible Illness Club was started to bring together and encourage women living with chronic invisible illnesses.
over 50 million people live with one or more autoimmune conditions - that's 1 in 5 Americans
nearly 80% of all autoimmune sufferers are women
1 in 5 adults suffer from mental health issues
you are not alone
The Invisible Illness Club's mission is to help women with invisible illnesses breathe life and hope back into their every day so that they can thrive, not just survive.
I'm April
wife | empty nest mom | coffee connoisseur | dog lover | passion for Jesus
I live with Ankylosing Spondylitis, Fibromyalgia, migraines, and anxiety. I went undiagnosed for many years, feeling like I was crazy. I knew something was wrong, more than โjust being a womanโ, but felt like no one was really listening to me. I was finally diagnosed at the age of 44 and began to get medical help for my diagnosis. It was a relief to finally feel seen and heard. I hope that I can bring you encouragment, practical ideas, and a community so you donโt feel alone anymore.
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Podcast Launching APRIL 22, 2025
Struggling with an invisible illness? You're not alone.
The Invisible Illness Club is your weekly dose of support and inspiration. Each episode offers practical tips, coping strategies, and mindset shifts to help you navigate life with an invisible illness. We'll discuss easy-to-implement solutions, explore helpful resources, and build a strong community of encouragement.
