Show Notes
Nikki Lilly has spent much of her life navigating chronic illness, hospital stays and a body that has often felt unfamiliar to her.
She shares how creativity, therapy, family and connection have helped her rebuild her confidence and learn to accept herself exactly as she is.
This is a conversation about self-love, resilience and finding your way back to yourself.
This episode explores Chronic Illness, Trauma & Mental Health, Self-Acceptance, Family, and Finding Connection.
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