
What does healing look like 15 years into living with autoimmune disease? For Mickey Trescott, it looks a lot different than it did in the beginning. Instead of focusing on getting out of a health crisis, she's now thinking about maintaining stability, adapting to new challenges, and building resilience for the decades ahead.
In this personal update, Mickey shares how she's doing with celiac disease, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and psoriatic arthritis, including why stability has been one of the most meaningful developments this year. She also discusses what she's eating after 15 years of AIP reintroductions, how her food tolerances continue to evolve, and why her approach remains focused on dietary diversity rather than restriction.
Mickey also shares some bigger changes involving perimenopause, hormone therapy, and bone health. From discovering osteopenia on her first DEXA scan to making unexpected progress with longstanding tendon pain, she explains how these experiences have reshaped her movement and strength-training goals. Throughout the episode, she reflects on the value of foundational habits, appropriate medical care, and learning to enjoy a good season of health without worrying about what might come next.
In this episode, you'll learn:00:00 – What healing looks like 15 years into autoimmune disease
03:10 – What I'm eating these days
10:43 – My autoimmune update
13:22 – Hashimoto's and thyroid treatment update
15:32 – Perimenopause, hormone therapy, and sleep
19:06 – My DEXA scan and osteopenia surprise
22:13 – Testosterone, tendon pain, and getting stronger
25:18 – Stress, resilience, and enjoying a good season
28:00 – An update on supplements
29:14 – Wrap-up and closing