Let the Healing Begin

Debbie Wilkins Baisden, mom of four boys, was widowed without warning. The depth of pain was only matched by the depth of God’s faithfulness. A former teacher, this remarried widow is a mompreneur with a passion for helping women thrive.

In 2009, 31-year-old June Collins had a complete placental abruption with her son. They both survived the birth, but in 2012 at the age of 2 1/2, he passed away. Placing her entire being in jeopardy, by throwing herself into work full throttle she hit rock bottom. She got to a point in her loss, in which she knew she couldn't live the rest of her life like that. June felt so alone and so alienated, as so many people walked away from her. She began reading, in the hope of educating herself about loss and how the mind works. To her surprise, she became pregnant with her daughter and she was born in 2014. She became June's drive, to be more and do more. June did it!!! She is a survivor of child loss. She now helps other mothers rebuild and find purpose in their life. Her hope is to stop the stigma that child loss should be hidden and not spoken about; child loss is real. You can find June Collins and connect with her in all the amazing work she is doing at: https://theserenitydreamer.com/ You can also find her Facebook group at Women Surviving Child Loss

Donna is a Life Mastery Coach. In this episode, she shares the keys to turn our baggage into luggage to live the life of their dreams. She has been coaching, and mentoring for over 25 years.

Through personal strife and no healing support from Falyn’s Western-thinking practitioners to resolve digestive discomfort, insomnia, fatigue, hair loss, muscle soreness, an irregular cycle, and emotional eating, God guided her to integrative modalities. The information from Functional Diagnostic Nutrition was so transformative that she became a certified Practitioner herself. Through diving even deeper into missing pieces in Falyn’s health such as sexual trauma, emotional shutdown, iron dysregulation, and thyroid issues, she knows how frustrating and lonely it can be to constantly feel like there is something missing. Falyn now guides curious and driven health-minded women from feeling fatigued, distasteful about themselves, and disconnected from their power to feeling vital, pleasurable, and emotionally reconnected from within. Falyn’s curiosity to optimize life continues to expand and she lives by the motto “Heal Together, Rise Together.”

John Lodal learned a lot about what he refers to as "Grief Illiteracy" in American culture after his wife Pam died in October 2019. He also realized that he was NOT equipped to handle this overwhelming grief, so he contacted a grief counselor. He read a lot and followed his counselor's guidance. In the process, a new guy emerged. Grief is "in his bones" and he is moving forward and living life while here. Tune in for this inspirational story. You don't want to miss this!

In this episode, we hear from Alan Cox, the founder of the app "EverYellow." With over 30 years of experience in entrepreneurship and innovation, Alan has faced his fair share of setbacks and traumas, including surviving an abusive childhood and experiencing poor mental health for decades. However, he's learned to overcome these challenges and achieve mental resilience through his dedication to learning and growth.

In this episode, we hear from Edward Miskie. He is a sole survivor of rare cancer. This year is his 10 year cancer survivorship anniversary, an anniversary he didn’t think he was going to get! So, he is celebrating with his book "Cancer, Musical Theatre, and Other Chronic Illnesses" as featured on INSIDER and ABC (available at Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Booktopia, Indigo, Apple Books, and Amazon).

In this episode, Ahmard Vital shares his story. He is the owner of That Guy Media Group, a motivational speaker, mental performance coach, fitness coach, and 3x published author, he's also worked with athletes at the Division 1 level & National Football League and so much more!!! He tells the story of his father's death, the night after his 33rd birthday; just as his first book was published. He had just gotten his copy in and was going to deliver it, that weekend. He experienced an entire episode of emotions, actions, and revelations that happened as a result. You don't want to miss this!

Sammy Farrens’ story is one of gratitude. His mother had polio and lived her life in a wheelchair. Throughout her life, she taught him strength, happiness, endurance, and love. Her gift to Sammy as she passed away was one of gratitude. His purpose is now to help others live a life of gratitude and obtain greatness in themselves.