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This week Nix and Terry travel across the pond to Belfast, Northern Ireland where we get to know Neil. While receiving in-patient physical therapy, similarities of disease progression, availability of services, and mindset are discussed.
Raw. Real. This week Terry and Nix spend time talking with John Wood, an advocate for the Spina Bifida community and author of the book 'A Fight to Survive'.
This week Nix and Terry spend time with Karen Jacoby who shares her story about what it's like going from working in high-end fashion to being an Ambassador for MS Canada.
This week Terry and Nix spend some time catching up after a week off. Nix shares his experience with attending a Sound Bath and Terry shares an incident that involves a mishap in an elevator. This episode ends up being very therapeutic for both of them. A word of caution, Terry was going through it at the time of recording, so listener discretion is advised.
This week Nix and Terry spend an afternoon chatting with Zachary Weeks. He is an advocate and professional consultant bringing awareness for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the workplace. He is also a technical advisor for season 2 of the show "Push", which airs regularly in Canada.
This week Nix and Terry played duel roles as both interviewer and guest as we spend time with Dr. Truett Vaigneur. Shared to both this show and on 'Disabilities Redefined' from NYC (links below) we learn about our shared experiences hosting shows in the disability awareness space. A very special thank you to Dr Vaigneur and his team for helping Terry make this episode happen!
An interesting conversation between Terry and Nix on a very grey and drab afternoon.
Terry and Nix spend some time talking about how a change in ones' perspective and incorporating meditation as part of a care plan can have a positive impact on quality of life.
After a last minute technical issue forced the rescheduling of a guest, Nix and Terry take time to catch up on some things. All over the place and sorta random, but that's how our brains work, right?
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