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It used to be the case that, if you were a person who had a chronic condition or a disability, you didn't have much of a voice. In fact, the idea that the patient was any kind of expert in their own health was just unthinkable! But with the rise of social media and patient advocacy, we are no longer satisfied with being the person to whom healthcare just happens.We all know that the struggle is real, and seemingly endless. But my guest today is someone who has dedicated her life to helping patients find their voice and become outspoken advocates for their health careAs the Co-founder and Executive Director of Patients Rising, Terry Wilcox has a track record of building coalitions with patients, caregivers, and medical professionals. She manages all of the day-to-day operations for the organization and is the visionary behind all of Patients Rising's programs, which include education, support, research, and the policy and advocacy work of Patients Rising Now.There's plenty in my wide-ranging cha