Taylor Coffman on Turning Rare Disease into Advocacy

December 4, 2025 8 5

“While the experience was a roller coaster, I did find my voice in that hospital bed,” Taylor Coffman from the HuffPost article.

Taylor Coffman, author of a #1 viral HuffPost article and Substack’s Rare Disease Girl, joins us to talk about her near death experience after giving birth to her child. She details the events as she struggled for her life in the hospital and what it was like coming home.

Taylor Coffman on Instagram: @taylorcoffmanmade

HuffPost article: https://tinyurl.com/mted92zt

Taylor’s SubStack: TaylorCoffman.substack.com

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