02/19/2026
This Friday, I’m sitting down with my dear friend .co of for a conversation that lives in the places we don’t often name out loud 🤍
We’ll be talking about the chapters of complex, chronic illness that are hard to survive—
the kind where pain consumes the body, identity dissolves, and the future feels unbearably small.
Meghan has lived through profound medical trauma and relentless pain—through moments where simply staying alive felt like a victory. Together, we’ll reflect on:
• the “worst chapter” and what life felt like inside her body
• the moment something had to change
• practices like breathwork and meditation, and how they slowly shifted her relationship with her body
• the quiet truth that even after the physical storm settles, the darkest days can still follow
• learning presence and meaning in a body that still hurts
• and how creativity, photography, and The Kintsugi Chronicles became a way to tell sacred stories of survival ✨
This won’t be polished or performative.
It will be real. Tender. And honest.
At the end, we’ll open space for shared wisdom—for anyone walking through a dark season—and invite those with chronic illness or disability who want their story seen and honored through Meghan’s work.
If you’ve ever wondered how to keep living when life doesn’t return to “before”…
this conversation is for you.
Come as you are. You don’t need to be okay to belong here 🙏🏽
