Jamie and Kendall are joined by Dr. James Hamblin of The Atlantic to discuss his recent article on the likelihood of having a normal, almost-non-pandemic summer this year. They also talk the vaccine rollout, the global view of pandemic management, and how James called pretty much everything over a year ago.
A Quite Possibly Wonderful Summer: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/02/summer-2021-pandemic/618088/
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That That Don't Kill Me is a series of non-inspirational, honest and casual conversations about chronic illness, disability, and mental health between two uncourageous young adults who were born #sick. Co-hosts Kendall Ciesemier and Jameson Rich mine their trauma to cover everything from dating when you can't drink or hooking up when you have scars, to disclosing illness to co-workers, what it's like to grow up in a hospital, and the day-to-day minutiae of navigating the healthcare system. They talk with writers, politicians, comedians, actors, activists, and athletes about their experiences dealing with illness and disability.