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.
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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.
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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.
Recently Published
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Approaching Life’s Outlooks with an Invisible Disease
The Full Embrace of LifeApproaching Life’s Outlooks with an Invisible DiseaseBlog written by Laura Greenwald When I was in middle school, I spent the better part of a year making my life’s bucket list. I wrote of all the dreams I wanted to achieve, all the places I wanted to travel to, and all the…
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Hannah
“When you’re a kid you get asked the same question by everyone you meet ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ The answer is usually something exciting, an astronaut or acrobat, a popstar or professional dancer, figure skater or fashion designer. When I was 10 I wanted to be a professional soccer…
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Sophia
“When people search about rheumatic heart disease on the internet, they often get the impression that it was virtually eradicated from the United States. However, I am an American who was diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease in March of 2021. Over time, I have grown to understand how this condition has affected my perspective on…
