Identity Beyond Illness
You are more than your diagnosis. This is the work of remembering that.
Identity Beyond Illness is a six-week live experience for women navigating autoimmune disease who are ready to stop performing wellness, make space for what’s changed, and reconnect with who they are beyond being sick.
No toxic positivity. No pressure to have it figured out. Just honest conversations, meaningful work, and a small circle of women who understand.
Six weeks. Ten women. One honest conversation at a time.
✦ 6 live 90-minute sessions
✦ Participant Playbook + guided exercises
✦ Private course resources + session recordings
✦ Your small Grit Circle
✦ Community connection between sessions
✦ Voice support from your facilitator
Enrollment is intentionally limited to 10 women per cohort.
Next cohort begins Wednesday, October 14th, 2026.
✦ Pay in full or split into 3 monthly payments ✦
Prefer to spread it out? Choose the payment plan: $133 today, followed by two payments of $132. We’ll email you when each payment is due with a secure Shopify payment link. All payments are completed before Session 6.
Mindset Over Noise
Tuning out doubt, tuning into courage. Rewriting your story with every brave thought.
Soft and Strong
Embracing gentle hearts and fierce spirits. Where vulnerability fuels strength.
Progress Over Perfection
Growth happens in every imperfect step. Showing up is what moves you forward.
Breaking Every Mold
Not here to blend in. Here to shatter limits and rewrite the rules.
Testimonials
The Wall of Love
Hear What Our Community is Saying
Before Group of Grit, I felt like I was navigating everything on my own. Since finding this space, I’ve felt a sense of belonging I didn’t know I needed. It helped me realize that it's okay to struggle and it's also okay to grow from it. That shift changed how I approach hard days.
- Jasmine, age 20
I didn’t realize how much I needed to hear the kind of messages GOG shares. The reminders that who I am is enough, even on the days I feel like too much or not enough at all, have stayed with me. It’s not just a community. It’s a reason to keep going when things feel heavy
- Maya, age 17
Group of Grit helped me rewrite the story I was telling myself. I used to define myself by what I couldn’t do. Now I feel like I have the tools and support to focus on what I can. It gave me the space to step into my voice again.
- Alina, age 24
Knowing there are other girls out there navigating similar things made me feel seen in a way I hadn’t before. GOG isn’t about quick fixes. It’s about connection, empowerment, and the reminder that I’m not alone.
- Kenzie, age 16
We spent years feeling like no one really got what we were going through. Group of Grit feels like a breath of fresh air
- Erin, mom of a 12-year-old with an autoimmune condition
As a parent, watching my daughter find her strength through Group of Grit has been incredibly moving. She finally has a space where her challenges aren't treated like limitations. They're seen as part of what makes her powerful.
- Sharon
Sometimes I felt like no one understood what I was going through. When I found Group of Grit, it made me feel like I wasn’t the only one. It helped me feel more brave to talk about what’s been hard.
- Tessa, age 13
Watching my daughter finally feel understood has been the biggest gift. This brand gave her words for what she’s been carrying and showed her she’s not alone. As a mom, that kind of support is something you can’t put a price on.
- Melissa, mom of a 13-year-old living with ulcerative colitis
I wear my crewneck almost every day, it’s seriously the comfiest thing I own.
Since connecting with Group of Grit, the young girl I care for started to open up in ways I never expected. She’s still learning how to handle hard days but now she knows she doesn’t have to do it by herself.
- Natalie, caregiver to a 15-year-old navigating mental health challenges
Before this, I used to hide a lot of how I felt. I didn’t want people to think I was weak. But in GOG, it’s like the hard stuff is actually part of what makes you strong. That really stuck with me.
- Jade, age 15
I used to think I was different in a bad way. Group of Grit made me feel proud of who I am.
