Hidden Diagnoses Impact: Unveiling EDS, CCI, and Beyond

Hidden Diagnoses Impact shares stories from people living with EDS, CCI/AAI, tethered cord, brainstem compression, and other complex neurological conditions that are frequently delayed or dismissed in medical care.

Hosted by violinist and advocate Amy Wang-Hiller, the podcast explores medical gaslighting, trauma-informed care, disability identity, and rebuilding life after diagnosis. Through conversations with patients, clinicians, and advocates, we transform lived experience into actionable insight and community hope.

Ownership & Support:

Hidden Diagnoses Impact is owned by Wang-Hiller LLC and licensed to InclusiVibe Foundation for presentation and distribution. Podcast sponsorships support InclusiVibe Foundation's charitable mission and are tax-deductible.

Host

Amy Wang-Hiller

Amy Wang-Hiller is the host of Hidden Diagnoses Impact, a podcast amplifying patient stories and expert insight on under-recognized, complex, and often “occult” medical conditions. A Dallas–Fort Worth–based violinist, educator, and disability advocate, Amy is also the founder and ED of InclusiVibe Foundation, a 501(c)(3) advancing equity in music and healthcare through adaptive artistry, patient storytelling, and lived-experience–driven education and research. A doctoral candidate in violin performance, she researches adaptive technique and inclusion in violin learning. Living with a high-level spinal cord injury and neurocomplex conditions (including CCI/AAI and hEDS), she brings a trauma-aware, systems-focused lens to conversations about diagnostic odysseys, medical dismissal, access barriers, and the tools that help people move from “not believed” to supported. The show is informational, not medical advice, and is dedicated to dignity, clarity, and actionable next steps.

https://www.amywanghiller.com