Invisible isn't Invincible
- Aime Phillips Story  

It is a true honour to have permission to share a bit of Aime Phillips Journey. 

A little about Aime Phillips;
Many of you know her as @alove_1980 , i personally called her Jeanie for the longest time, as i thought that was her name, haha duh me! 
Aime is an amazing mom of 2 young men, another fierce Epilepsy advocate that i get to share a story about, oh! also a podcaster ( you'll learn about that soon enough ) .

Aime journey started  with many ups and downs , she found herself navigating obstacles and finding encouragement reading stories similar to her own. Aime was 1st diagnosed at the age of 28 in 2008, (a reminder: a seizure can happen any time, any where, and at any age), she is a single parent and the seizures came out of nowhere. Through the years, Aime has had many types of seizures ( fact: there are over 40 different types), and she has been perscribed many different types of anti-seizure meds. In 2017 Aime got the chance to see a Epiologist and had her meds reduced. Then in 2019, Aime received a VNS implant that significantly reduced her seizures. That's fricking awesome, if u ask me! but no one did so, let's continue....
Unfortunately, Aime tells me , in 2021 she had Status Epilepticus which  caused her to have amnesia and brought back tonic-clonic seizures. 
After Aime had a stroke she found herself seizure free for approximately 8 months , she found it to be a peaceful time and she could get back in to her routine. Even after seizures returned in 2022, Aime was still able to work and be happy .

 Now let's talk about this Podcast: 

 

                              First off, let me say:

                              " IT'S UNFILTERED !"
                      WHAT U HEAR IS WHAT U GET
                 DON'T SAY U WEREN'T WARNED !

Let's introduce the Chronically Ch(ill) Crew To U

             Jeanie (Aime) | Ling ling |  Neurotic Nico | 
                  The Bechets Beauty's |  Ti Redd 
 
Description: 

This podcast was created by 5 folks with varying disabilities (visible and hidden) who are not afraid to expose the realities of living with Chronic illness and or Disability. They touch on everything from stigmas to gory symptoms the average person may be scared to say publicly. So please consider tuning in!

  https://chronicallychill1.wordpress.com/
    
It was a honour to share Aime journey with u all !
You can find Aime on most social media sites 
@ alove_1980. 


Thank you, Aime, for allowing me to share your journey and help shine a light on Epilepsy Awareness through my blog and to all who read it .


Written by

Lorrie Forseth 

Blog owner + website Admin 

Nov. 2, 2026