Misti Blu Days of Our Lives
Misti Blu is a chronic illness advocate and she's passionate about awareness and education. She spent a decade as a licensed cosmetologist and national educator, recently retiring in the beauty industry to focus on her own apothecary product line. She is also a student, pursuing her Bachelors in Biomedical Science. Topics are vast, ranging in mental health, invisible illness, environmental toxins, beauty, and so on! Instagram: @mistibluday
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Red is over 4 years sober from opioids and is here to share her struggles, dreams, and journey from addiction to sobriety.
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One in four. Did you know that is the estimated statistic for how many pregnancies end in miscarriage? Misti interviews one of her best friends, Mal, who shares her story.
Mal's IG: @thats_malaria
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Misti interviews The Tiniest Warrior: Mariah! “The Tiniest Warrior” Mariah Almerez is an Artist and Yogi residing in Florida. The Tiniest Warrior offers a selective range of holistic beauty and wellness services & Products. In this episode we discuss yoga, henna, art, and wellness.
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Leah is an intuitive tarot reader from the Space Coast. She is available for private readings, parties, and events. Leah discusses what tarot is and gives a glimpse of how a reading will go, all while doing a collective reading for everyone listening in.
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Listen in while Misti gives you the 411 on CBD and THC. Who, what, where, where, why?
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Misti discusses Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
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I am reading and discussing my blog post from June 2019 that touches base on the reality of juggling life with a chronic illness, the opinions of others, and how to accept the difficult reality of having a chronic illness.
Read the blog post here.
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Emily joins me on this episode where we speak about a very tough topic: suicide, PTSD, trauma, depression and grief. Emily lost a loved one to suicide and shares her experience with PTSD, grieving, and depression after such a terrible tragedy.
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
My website: http://www.mistibludream.com
Mentions: http://www.twloha.com
Misti, with guest Joy McGregor, discuss the ins and outs of the beauty industry, offer tips and advice, and the spill the industry tea.
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Whether you are trying to understand your emotional rollercoaster with your chronic illness, or maybe to understand what your loved one is going through, this episode goes over the stages of grief with chronic illness.
Original blog post:
https://mistibludream.com/2019/01/31/the-cycle-of-grieving-with-a-chronic-illness/
Instagram: @mistibluday
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