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Females Who Inspire - The mental and physical journey overcoming Injury and illness

Females Who Inspire - The mental and physical journey overcoming Injury and illness

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In this episode of the Chase Pain podcast, host Dazza Curts engages in an incredible conversation with Lindsay and Phil, two inspiring women who share their journeys of overcoming health and injury challenges.

Lindsay discusses her experience with stoma surgery and how it has shaped her identity and fitness journey, while Phil shares her struggles with a hip injury and the mental battles that accompany physical recovery. Together, they emphasize the importance of community, mental health, and the power of supportive friendships in navigating life's challenges. The conversation highlights the significance of listening to one's body, redefining strength, and finding positivity in adversity.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction to Empowering Journeys

02:51 Lindsay's Health Journey and DecaFit

05:59 The Power of Friendship in Recovery

08:56 Identity and Self-Discovery Post-Injury

12:06 Listening to Your Body: A New Perspective

15:11 Mental vs. Physical Recovery

17:55 Acceptance and Growth Through Pain

21:07 Support Systems and Community

23:52 The Role of Social Media in Healing

27:12 Progress and Resilience in Rehabilitation

29:00 Resilience and Stubbornness: A Personal Journey

30:13 The Role of Social Media in Healing

31:39 Learning from Each Other: The Power of Support

34:04 Redefining Strength: Beyond Physicality

35:30 The Pressure of Social Media: Authenticity vs. Expectations

38:28 Community Over Isolation: Finding Support

39:50 Permission to Heal: Acknowledging the Journey

40:14 Advice for Recovery: Listening to Your Body

42:37 Navigating Professional Opinions: Finding Your Path

46:00 The Evolving Meaning of Fitness


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