Season 2, Ep 28

Welcome to The Chronic Chronicles, I'm SO happy that you're here!

What happens when you're doing everything "right"… and your body still doesn't respond?

In this solo episode of The Chronic Chronicles, Lexy opens up about what it really feels like to live in a body that doesn't follow predictable rules.

From navigating endometriosis, PCOS, POTS, and chronic back pain — to dealing with weight changes despite actively trying to support her body — this episode explores the frustrating and often confusing reality of chronic illness.

Lexy shares her recent experiences, including:

• trying to build a routine with movement and daily walks
• navigating high heart rates and POTS symptoms
• making small lifestyle changes that don't always lead to clear results
• balancing wedding prep, work, and health
• and showing up for meaningful moments — like her recent Portland event — while managing physical limitations

This conversation also dives into the bigger picture:
why chronic illness often feels unpredictable, how multiple systems in the body interact (inflammation, hormones, nervous system), and why the "do this → get that result" model doesn't always apply.

If you've ever felt like you're doing everything right and still feel off, this episode is for you.

You're not failing.
Your body isn't broken.
It's complex — and you're not alone in figuring it out.

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Season 2, Ep 27

Welcome to The Chronic Chronicles, I'm SO happy that you're here!

In this episode of The Chronic Chronicles, Lexy sits down with Savannah Regensburger to explore a more nuanced, science-informed approach to nutrition and endometriosis.

So often, conversations around food and chronic illness become centered on restriction — what to cut out, what to eliminate, what to avoid. But in this episode, we take a different approach.

Savannah shares how nutrition can be used as a tool to support the body, rather than control it, and why focusing on what we add in — nutrients, balance, and accessibility — may be a more sustainable and supportive path for those living with endometriosis.

We also dive into the connection between endometriosis and the brain, exploring how inflammation, pain signaling, and lived experience can shape not just physical symptoms, but mental and emotional well-being.

Beyond the science, this conversation opens up something deeper — what it looks like to reclaim your identity, your routines, and your sense of self after endometriosis has taken so much.

We talk about:
• Nutrition for endometriosis — beyond restriction
• Adding foods in vs. cutting foods out
• The brain-body connection in chronic pain
• Accessibility and the real-life barriers to "ideal" nutrition
• Reclaiming your life and identity with chronic illness

This episode is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by conflicting nutrition advice, disconnected from their body, or ready to approach their health in a way that feels more supportive, realistic, and empowering.

Connect with Savannah @savannahregensburger

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Season 2, Ep 26

Welcome to The Chronic Chronicles, I'm SO happy that you're here!

In this episode of The Chronic Chronicles, Lexy sits down with Dr. Autumn Weimann, founder of Bangin Hair and newly graduated naturopathic doctor, to talk about her 16-year journey living with endometriosis.

After years of symptoms being dismissed as "just bad period pain," Autumn was finally diagnosed with endometriosis — a moment that changed the trajectory of her life and career. What began as frustration with the healthcare system eventually turned into a mission to educate, advocate, and create solutions for women navigating hormonal health challenges.

Autumn shares how she went from feeling isolated and misunderstood to building a community online, why she chose to step away from traditional influencing to speak openly about chronic illness, and how her experience with endometriosis ultimately inspired her to pursue naturopathic medicine.

Together, Lexy and Autumn discuss the emotional reality of living with a misunderstood disease, the importance of community in chronic illness spaces, and what it looks like to turn years of pain into purpose.

Connect with Autumn @grlwithbangs on instagram

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