It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Julie Hornback tells her story of how she watched her mother walk through it, and then she came face to face with the breast cancer beast as well.

Rhonda is a blue.  If you don't know what that is, you'll want to listen to this episode to find out. In the meantime, let's just say Rhonda enjoys lots of hugs and and connecting with people on a deeper level.  Well, what does someone like that do when they receive a diagnosis of breast cancer in the middle of a pandemic? Listen to Rhonda's story and see how she was able to peacefully walk through this journey.

You can find the book she wrote with three others, Colorfully Constructed: How God Builds His Kingdom with Unique Personality Colors, on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.  Check out their website at https://www.livingcolorconference.com/.

Dava is my cousin, and she has been through a LOT!  She was with her husband of 37 years as he suffered through a terminal illness the last five and a half years of his life.  After he died, she sold their home and built a brand new house only to have it demolished by a tornado. Throughout her life, she witnessed my mother, her mother, and our aunt (three sisters) each go through breast cancer. Then, she was forced to enter her own battle when she too was diagnosed with breast cancer.  Wow! You'd think she would just want to give up, but she says that was not an option.

Jeanetta is not your ordinary breast cancer survivor.  After receiving her diagnosis, Jeanetta chose an alternative, natural method of fighting for her life and learned how to find gladness while implementing the Seven Natural Laws of Health.  No route is easy when fighting cancer, and this one was no exception.  If you'd like to watch Jeanetta's DVD, A Cancer Survivor by God's Grace, you may contact her at [email protected].

Why is Robin so glad all the time? Sarah Copeland talks to Robin about the concept of the Glad Time podcast.  Robin tells about her childhood, struggling through her teenage years after her mom died of breast cancer, and going through a divorce after 28 years of marriage.

Katie Rodriguez Banister was a bubbly, energetic, get-it-done kind of gal before she had a crippling car accident which left her a quadriplegic. Come to find out, that same person was still in there, ready to do stuff and accomplish great things.  Listen in as Katie tells about her journey to find gladness after being stripped of the ability to do simple things that many of us take for granted.

Find Katie's new book, On a Roll, and learn more about her and her husband, Steve at
https://access-4-all.com/

At the age of 20, Jack Milani is living out his dreams, but not in the way he first imagined.  As a child, he thought he would someday be a professional baseball player, but a diagnosis of muscular dystrophy left him finding a new way to make his dreams come true.

Pam Kemp found gladness after a devastating tornado came through her town and destroyed her home.  She shares with us the journey of going from the tornado war zone to her current "Kemp Kastle," and how she found gladness by doing the things she loves and sharing them with others.

When Katy Stevens' son was 10-years-old, he was tragically killed in a car accident. Katy shares her experience and how she walked through the grieving process and managed to find healing and gladness amidst what some might say is every mother's nightmare.

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