iamvisable – “Can you see me now?”
Supporting and empowering individuals living with an invisible, chronic illness.
iamvisABLE is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization that aims to utilize storytelling as a tool to connect, support, and empower individuals living with an invisible, chronic illness.
WHO WE ARE
Building community through storytelling.
Through shared narratives, we aim to amplify voices and foster a more inclusive and informed society, where every individual’s story is valued and heard.
Our stories connect us.
Join us in our mission of supporting and empowering individuals living with a chronic disease.
TAKE ACTION
Our Campaigns
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I Am – Relaunch Campaign
The I Am – Relaunch Campaign aims to raise funds to reduce feelings of isolation for those living with an invisible, chronic illness and increase awareness efforts through storytelling and community events.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to utilize storytelling as a tool to connect, support, and empower individuals living with an invisible, chronic illness.
Come JOIN US
Community Connect
A virtual group event aimed to foster connection, support, and empowerment around navigating life with an invisible, chronic illness. Join us in welcoming you and others into the iamvisABLE community. We’d love to meet you!
Recently Published
Brittany
“After years of praying for purpose, purpose surely came and it came in hot! In September of 2019, my whole life changed when I heard the words ‘You have multiple sclerosis’. I know this may sound bizarre to many, but this was the most powerful catalyst for what would soon transpire in my life. A…
The Beautiful Life I Have
The Beautiful Life I Have A Perspective: Parenting with a Chronic IllnessBlog written by Marisa Maese On his way out of my bedroom, he quickly swung around, face full of joy while his sweet, rosy little cheeks showed off their dimples, “Mom, goodnight. I can’t wait to see your smile in the morning.” He didn’t…
Mireille
“There are things I have to do that are hard to imagine my peers doing. Frequent lab work and speciality visits. Trips to the pharmacy for refills. Filling out my pill container for the week. Then there are the more intimate worries: do I feel sick because I didn’t get enough sleep? Why do my…