Interview with Kacy Anacan: Insights from 13 years with chronic illness.

September 9, 2016 // by Kerry Jeffery// Leave a Comment

I had such a great time talking to Kacy! She has so much to share about mindset, acceptance and building a new life and I totally agree with her that those of us living with chronic illness have much to offer and much to teach everyone else about life, love and acceptance.

“I always say my illnesses are the best and worst things that have ever happened to me” Kacy Anacan.

I think you will love meeting Kacy as much as I did.

Kacy produces a blog with her sister called, Sisters Undercover. She is passionate about bringing only the best to the forefront when it comes to healthy living. She has a strong desire to share her emotional and spiritual journey of living with chronic illnesses for 13 years. You can find out all about her here: http://www.sistersundercover.com/

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I know exactly how much chronic illness changes your life because I live with Type 1 Diabetes, Hashimoto’s, Celiac Disease and Antiphospholipid Syndrome.

When I was first diagnosed with chronic illness, there was no information about how to deal with the grief of losing my old life and the future I thought that I was going to have.

There was a huge gap that needed to be filled to help people with chronic illness take back control of their life, health and happiness by giving them the emotional skills, support and mind shift tools to deal with the changes and challenges.

This is why I created Emotional Autoimmunity. To help fill that gap and let you know that you are not alone.

Take your time exploring here.

There are blog posts, podcasts, information and inspiration designed to help you feel understood, validated and supported.

“Instead of trying to medicate the problem away or shrug issues off (like the traditional therapist/counsellor/psychiatrists I’ve encountered in the past) you helped me get to the very roots of my anxieties, fears and PTSD.

I do not have that last bit of yearning to be how I used to be, because the future has much more beautiful things in store, and my past is what built me to what I am today.

Thank you for everything Kerry, I truly appreciate all you have done to help me reduce my stress and anxiety and get to the root of everything!” Samantha