Rare Well Done

Watch the first-ever reality series featuring people living with CIDP and the Thrive Team—a squad of experts who helps them make more room in their lives for what matters most.

WAYNE’S STORY

CIDP Life's a Beach

Retired electrician and native Californian, Wayne loves his family, cars, and the beach—but he finds that CIDP (chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy) can get in the way. See how the Thrive Team helps him enjoy more time with his favorite SoCal people, places, and things!

 

AMANDA’S STORY

CIDP in the City

Thirty years old with a budding career, Amanda was taking life in New York City by storm—until CIDP (chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy) slowed her down. The Thrive Team helps her rebuild confidence to get back out with her girlfriends and enjoy the fast-paced, fabulous city life.

 

  

Meet the Thrive Team

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Dana S.

A lifelong New Yorker, Dana was diagnosed with CIDP in 2014. She serves as the New York City liaison for the GBS | CIDP Foundation International and chairperson for the foundation’s Coney Island Walk & Roll. Her experience living with CIDP and her expertise help her offer empathy and insight to others with this rare condition.

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Ammie Dover

When Ammie’s husband, Jose, was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, she assumed a role she never imagined she’d take on—the caregiver. She now hosts a notable caregiver podcast and has published downloadable resources that she wished she had when she became a caregiver. Ammie shares her firsthand knowledge on all things caregiver-related, including self-care, hospital packing, and more.

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Brian Bradley

Brian is the Vice President of Brand Development and Special Programs at Egoscue. He is an experienced posture-pain-performance coach and motivational speaker who has spoken in more than 15 countries. Brian gives people living with CIDP tips aimed to help them get around better and live healthy, happy lives.

  

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