Once again, another fascinating discussion! This time, I had the opportunity to speak with Barby Ingle, and yes, her husband Ken. We started off discussing issues within Arizona that need to be addressed, such as ways to make healthcare more affordable for Arizonans, and then delved into many personal passions that motivated Barby to run for Arizona State Representative, District 7. From there, we talked about some of the non-political current events of today, a bit of philosophy, and various aspects of pain and mental health.
Visit Barby's sites!
https://barbyingle.com/
https://kenandbarby.com/
https://hopeistrue.org/
Barby Ingle is a dedicated advocate and community leader based in Apache Junction, AZ. She is known for her commitment to healthcare access and patient advocacy efforts, as well as her passion for serving the needs of Arizonans. Barby holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Psychology from George Mason University and has a background in cheerleading and dance coaching.
Living in Arizona since 2003, Barby has faced the challenges of chronic and rare medical conditions, which led her to become involved in infusion therapy for pain management. She and her husband, Ken Taylor, have been together for over two decades and are avid travelers who also cherish their roles as aunt and uncle to seven nephews and one niece.
Barby's upbringing in a military family and her own experiences have instilled in her a strong work ethic, resilience, and a deep sense of patriotism. She is actively involved in various organizations, including the Arizona Chronic Care Coalition, International Pain Foundation, and NORD AZ-RDAC Committee, among others. With over 35 commendations for her advocacy work, Barby is a respected figure in the rare and chronic illness communities.
Looking forward, Barby has announced her candidacy for the Arizona House of Representatives for District 7, with the primary election scheduled for August 6, 2024. Her dedication to serving the community and preserving the rights of the people through legislative action is a testament to her commitment to making a difference.