
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but what does awareness mean for those living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer? In Episode 19 of Chronically Able , host Elisa welcomes back Carrie, a metastatic breast...


Chronically Capable is the podcast for anyone living with chronic illness, disability, or invisible battles who’s tired of being dismissed.Host Elisa Michelle shares raw stories, practical self-advocacy tools, and honest conversations with guests who get it — because they’re living it too.If you’re ready to feel seen, heard, and fiercely capable — even on your hardest days — you’re in the right place.
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Signup to Generate a PitchChronically Capable is the podcast for anyone living with chronic illness, disability, or invisible battles who’s tired of being dismissed. Host Elisa Michelle shares raw stories, practical self-advocacy tools, and honest conversations with guests who get it, because they’re living it too.
Recent episodes include "Beyond the Pink Ribbon: Living with Stage IV Metastatic Breast Cancer" (23 October 2026, 54 minutes), "E17: Choosing Quality of Life: Sara's Life With a Stoma" (17 September 2026, 71 minutes), and "E16: Letting Go of Who You Thought You’d Be" (20 August 2026, 29 minutes).
Chronically Able publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Chronically Able is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Chronically Able requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Chronically Able's contact route on record: public web form.
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Chronically Able is an education podcast with 19 episodes published.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but what does awareness mean for those living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer? In Episode 19 of Chronically Able , host Elisa welcomes back Carrie, a metastatic breast...

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After years of living with a severe gastrointestinal motility disorder, medical dismissal, and being told she was “too young,” registered nurse Sara made the decision to undergo ileostomy surgery and choose her quality...

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What happens when the person you keep trying to become… is a version of yourself that no longer exists? In this episode of Chronically Able , we’re talking about the grief that can come with chronic illness, disability...

What happens when you’re ambitious, driven, and disabled, and you’ve spent your life trying to prove what you’re capable of? In this episode of Chronically Able , we unpack the complicated relationship between...

Disability Pride Month is more than a celebration, it is a reminder of the rights disabled people fought for, the barriers that still exist, and the future we are responsible for building. In this episode of Chronically...

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After a short break from the podcast, I'm back with a personal check-in episode to reconnect with the Chronically Able community. In this episode, I share where I've been, what life has looked like lately while...

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What happens when your body is screaming for help… but nobody believes you? In this deeply raw episode of Chronically Able, Rylee opens up about growing up feeling dismissed, being told her symptoms were “all in her...

In this episode of Chronically Able, Elisa sits down with Tori—a mom living with multiple complex chronic illnesses who has undergone over 60 surgeries while also raising two children with disabilities and chronic...

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This week’s episode of Chronically Able is a little different. Sometimes when you live with chronic illness, your body changes the plan. Deadlines, expectations, and schedules don’t always align with the realities of...

It’s Rare Disease Awareness Month, and most people don’t even know it. In this deeply personal episode of Chronically Able, Elisa records from a flare, laying in the dark, and shares what living with multiple rare...

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What does “disabled” look like? In this episode of Chronically Able, Elisa unpacks the reality of living with invisible illness and why disability doesn’t have a single aesthetic, uniform, or visible marker. From...

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Some people don’t just shape your life, they shape the way you imagine your future. In this deeply personal episode of Chronically Able , Elisa sits down with her mentor Carrie: advocate, mother, Co-Founder of RISE, and...

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Medical gaslighting doesn’t end when the appointment ends. It follows you home. In this episode of Chronically Able, Elisa shares the lifetime pattern of being dismissed, undiagnosed, rediagnosed, and forced to...

A raw conversation between me and my partner. Relationships get real when chronic illness is in the room. There’s guilt. Needing help. Canceling plans. Fear of being “too much.” And through it all there’s still love. In...

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Disability isn’t rare - but our systems still aren’t built for it. In this episode of Chronically Able, Elisa breaks down the structural failures that continue to harm disabled and chronically ill communities — from the...

What if the “truths” we were taught about disability were never true at all? In this episode of Chronically Able, Elisa unpacks five common beliefs many disabled and chronically ill people internalize about access...

Hosted by me (Elisa), interviewed by my partner (Lily) I wasn’t supposed to start this. Not while healing. Not while scared. Not while still figuring it all out. But I did. And in this episode, my partner flips the mic...

My name is Elisa I am a disability advocate, nonprofit leader, marketing strategist, and MBA candidate living with multiple chronic illnesses since childhood. Through lived experience and professional expertise, my goal...
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