In this episode, I sit down with the brilliant Hannah Wallace — TEDx speaker, writer, disability advocate and host of the Finding Grace podcast — for a deeply human conversation about meeting life’s hardest moments with honesty, hope and courage.

Hannah’s story is extraordinary. Diagnosed with Ehlers–Danlos and now living with Parkinson’s, she has had to rebuild her life again and again. And yet what shines through in her is not just resilience, but a profound sense of grace, humour and grounded strength.

We talk about:

 • What it means to live in a body that doesn’t follow the rules

 • How to keep hold of identity when life forces you to change

 • The role of spirituality, self-trust and community in healing

 • Grief, acceptance and finding meaning through uncertainty

 • How to navigate the medical system when you feel unheard

 • Why slowing down can be its own kind of power

Hannah has become known for her ability to tell the truth about suffering while holding onto hope — a rare combination that makes this episode so moving, uplifting and real.

If you’ve ever faced a diagnosis, a life change, or a season where everything felt hard, this conversation is for you.

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You can find Hannah here:

https://www.instagram.com/thehannahwallace/

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/finding-grace/id1441430338

https://substack.com/@hannahwallace