You only have this one life. You only have this one body. Part of taking care of that body is making sure your mind is right. - Keshia Rice

Diagnosed with kidney disease in high school, Keshia has faced her fair share of challenges and has learned the value of setting boundaries and choosing the right people to have in her life. As a preacher's kid, she can relate to the delicate balance between faith and modern dating. Drawing from her own experiences and background in communications, Keshia is provides valuable insights and advice for those seeking fulfilling relationships while dealing with chronic illness.

In this episode:

• Setting boundaries when navigating relationships affected by chronic illness.
• Boosting your self-esteem and adopting a mindful approach to your relationships.
• Tackling generational traumas and eliminating harmful patterns.
• Joining communities for connection and supportive relationships.

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