Disability Is Not a Bad Word: Jenna Shiner on Accessibility, Faith, and Living with Chronic Illness

Disability is Not a Bad Word with Jenna D'Angelo Shiner In this episode, we’re talking about the honest, tender places chronic illness can touch — faith, exhaustion, questions, hope, and what it looks like to keep showing up as a whole human when life feels limited. Let’s talk honestly about life, faith, and chronic illness. In this episode: Jenna's journey into disability and chronic illness The emotional transition from able-bodied to disabled Why using mobility aids can bring freedom instead of defeat What internalized ableism looks like How disability identity shapes the way we see ourselves Why accessibility matters How churches can become more welcoming and inclusive The relationship between faith, healing, and chronic illness Why loving others includes advocating for accessibility and justice Guest Info Jenna D'Angelo Shiner is a social worker, disability advocate, and passionate voice for accessibility and disability justice. She lives with chronic illness and disability and loves helping people better understand what life actually looks like for those navigating a world that isn't always designed with them in mind. You can find Jenna here: Facebook:   / jenna.reza   Instagram:   / jenrezdan   Links & Resources Join The Unseen Sisterhood https://www.theinvisibleillnessclub.c... Listen to the podcast https://www.theinvisibleillnessclub.c... Visit the website https://www.theinvisibleillnessclub.com Instagram   / the_invisibleillnessclub   Stay connected Subscribe for honest conversations about chronic illness, faith, emotional exhaustion, boundaries, rest, and building a meaningful life inside limitation. Join The Unseen Sisterhood: https://www.theinvisibleillnessclub.com Credits Hosted by April Aramanda The Invisible Illness Club Podcast Music via AudioJungle This podcast is for encouragement and shared experience, not medical advice. Please talk with your doctor or care team about your own health decisions.