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Grasping at Spoons
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Christine Miserandino\\u2019s brilliant metaphor that we now know as Spoon Theory has staying power because it makes intangible and subjective concepts more accessible, both to those who are chronically ill and their broader communities. Read her original story here to learn more. On today\\u2019s episode, Hannah Hart reflects on the way Spoon Theory has influenced her own relationship with illness, energy levels, and external expectations.
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