FabryCast

In this episode, we are joined by Linda Quaranta - a licensed EMDR therapist who also happens to be living with Fabry disease herself.

What you'll discover:
*How to find purpose while managing chronic illness
*The powerful connection between trauma and physical health
*How EMDR therapy can be a game-changer for healing emotional wounds
*Real strategies for building resilience and community support

Linda opens up about...

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