iamvisable – “Can you see me now?”

Supporting and empowering individuals living with invisible chronic illnesses.

iamvisABLE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that uses storytelling to connect, support, and empower people navigating life with invisible chronic illnesses.

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.

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Our stories connect us.

Join us in our mission to support and empower individuals living with invisible chronic illnesses.

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Our Campaigns

  1. Love Sent – Comfort from Community, Delivered

    Love Sent delivers thoughtfully curated care packages to individuals living with chronic illness. Rooted in the belief that visibility is a form of care, each package offers comfort, connection, and hope—because no one should have to navigate chronic illness alone.
OUR MISSION

Our mission is to use storytelling to connect, support, and empower people navigating life with invisible chronic illnesses.

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Pottery Workshop

Experience the grounding power of clay in this therapeutic pottery workshop. Through guided instruction and free creation time, you’ll explore mindfulness, self-expression, and the simple joy of making something with your hands.

  • Laguna Beach, California
  • March 29, 2026 @ 12:00 PM PST
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Recently Published

  • Laura

    “I was nine when I had my first seizure. It was a hot summer morning when I awoke in my bunk bed in rural New Hampshire–I was spending the week at my first ever sleep away camp. My cabin mates swarmed around the bed as my eyes heavily opened and shut when I heard the…

  • Where Creativity Meets Connection

    A small group from the iamvisABLE community recently gathered for a morning of coffee, conversation, and creativity. Meeting at a cozy café, we created a welcoming space for individuals living with invisible chronic illnesses to come together, connect, and simply enjoy being in one another’s presence. Conversations flowed naturally as we got to know each…

  • Bella

    “I guess you could say I wear a lot of hats – daughter, sister, fiancée, gamer, cat mom, and thrown into the mix is nocturnal epileptic. However, I don’t let that define me. It has meant that at some points in my life I’ve had to do things differently. I had to pass up sleepover…

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