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Hello, everyone. Welcome back. Another episode of Sick Boy.

Hope you're doing well. Very excited for today's episode. Today's guest is a legitimate

broadcasting legend. Jill Deacon. And for years, Jill had been a fixture on the CBC, host of Here and Now,

and someone who has made an entire career out of having the answers for the public. But today,

we are talking about what happens to a professional knower when they get hit with a disease that

has absolutely zero answers. Drum roll, please. Long COVID. Jill takes us through her 20-month

battle with a slew of symptoms that completely sapped her energy and forced her into a life of bed, rest,

and an extreme uncertainty. But then we dig into her recovery, her recovery through

neuroplasticity and how she managed to completely reclaim her life.

And, of course, she talks about a lot of this stuff in her incredible new book,

A Love Affair with the Unknown.

It's a conversation about resilience, the power of the mind, learning to thrive when you don't have all the answers.

And we really, really enjoyed this episode.

Now, if you've been tuning in regularly, you know that we just did an episode on Long COVID.

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