60 episodes
My Immune System Hates Me! Chelsey Storteboom
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- Health & Fitness
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4.9 • 48 Ratings
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A podcast about the trials and tribulations of life with chronic illness. Host Chelsey Storteboom has been recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and wants to hear how others have overcome their lifelong illnesses.
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Grand Finale
That's right, it's the Grand Finale of My Immune System Hates Me! Tune in to hear updates on Chelsey, her mom, and why it's time to put the show to an end.
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Making it Count with Dani
At the age of 16, Dani was a promising young athlete with goals of pursuing a sports career, but her life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Like so many warriors, she turned her hardships into life lessons and has helped spread joy and movement around the world. Now, though the pendulum is always swinging, she’s back to being her athletic self and is an incredible advocate for the whole community.
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Rheumatoid Arthritis with Antoinette
Antoinette’s RA started as a small sensation in her thumb, and before she knew it, she was in a wheelchair. Today, she’s back on her feet, sometimes even in heels, and she’s spreading motivation and inspiration wherever she goes.
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Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
Jen was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis when she was only a year old. As a kid, she was in and out of doctors offices every week, on heavy medications, and even in casts at some points. Today, she’s learned from her experiences and is eager to share her story and advice to those who need to hear it.
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Acral Lentiginous Melanoma
Terry has been battling a rare form of cancer for the last decade, and when I say battling, I’m not exaggerating. Both the cancer and his treatments have wreaked havoc on his body, but Terry isn’t letting that stop him from leading an extraordinary life.
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Chelsey's R.A. Update
Chelsey updates you on how she's been doing and then answers listener questions.
Customer Reviews
Thank you for sharing!!
I was recently diagnosed with RA August of 2020, almost the exact same time as Chelsey! I have only listened to two full episodes of the podcast and am so thankful to have found it, and super interested in hearing more. Just to hear someone else talk about the things their going through, all the same “crazy” problems, the mysterious aches and pains, very emotionally exhausting. My issues (for lack of a better term) are more like what her mom is going through, for many years. In the short time I’ve listened I don’t feel as alone. Thank you thank you so very much for making this podcast and helping to encourage others to get tested. I haven’t had any success with any treatments I’ve tried in the last year but I will try to stay strong and keep trying. 🥰
Jenny’s Interview.
I have plaque psoriasis which is unsightly but controllable but having pustular psoriasis…WOW! What both of you had to go through get the proper diagnosises…unreal but not uncommon.
The best podcast for you to know you’re not alone.
First of all, Chelsey’s open heart and passion to connect with others is the most beautiful and important key to keeping this podcast honest and grounded. I love the guests she brings on. As an autoimmune disease fighter, to be able to listen to the stories of others and know that I’m not alone is most essential. I am constantly inspired by others and always feel comforted.