When journalist Susannah Meadows learned that her three-year-old son, Shepherd, had juvenile idiopathic arthritis, she was told there was no cure. Shepherd started medication, but not only was it ineffective, it made him feel sick. On today's episode, Susannah and I talk about how experimentally changing Shepherd's diet helped him completely recover, why she felt compelled to write a book that dug into the science behind his recovery (and beyond), and her belief in the power of medical success stories.

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When journalist Susannah Meadows learned that her three-year-old son, Shepherd, had juvenile idiopathic arthritis, she was told there was no cure. Shepherd started medication, but not only was it ineffective, it made him feel sick. On today's episode, Susannah and I talk about how experimentally changing Shepherd's diet helped him completely recover, why she felt compelled to write a book that dug into the science behind his recovery (and beyond), and her belief in the power of medical success stories.

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At age 29, CC Webster Marrone was an advertising executive specializing in pharmaceutical healthcare advertising. When she got her "cancer call" from the doctor who had performed her biopsy, she almost didn't pick it up because she was in an important meeting. Now, as a Hodgkin's lymphoma survivor who is in remission, CC's parameters for success have dramatically changed. On today's episode, CC and I talk about why remission has been the hardest part of cancer and what her life and career look like today.

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At age 29, CC Webster Marrone was an advertising executive specializing in pharmaceutical healthcare advertising. When she got her "cancer call" from the doctor who had performed her biopsy, she almost didn't pick it up because she was in an important meeting. Now, as a Hodgkin's lymphoma survivor who is in remission, CC's parameters for success have dramatically changed. On today's episode, CC and I talk about why remission has been the hardest part of cancer and what her life and career look like today.

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Emily Fletcher found out she was having a miscarriage on her way to teach a meditation retreat. Or so she thought. As it turned out, when she had an ultrasound, the baby had a heartbeat. But at the three-month mark, she was told--again--that she had miscarried. This time, it was true. On today's episode, Emily and I share a lot of laughs as we talk about how she broke the news of her second pregnancy to her husband with an inside joke, giving birth to her son, and why she's open about her story.

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Emily Fletcher found out she was having a miscarriage on her way to teach a meditation retreat. Or so she thought. As it turned out, when she had an ultrasound, the baby had a heartbeat. But at the three-month mark, she was told--again--that she had miscarried. This time, it was true. On today's episode, Emily and I share a lot of laughs as we talk about how she broke the news of her second pregnancy to her husband with an inside joke, giving birth to her son, and why she's open about her story.

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Author Bob Martin writes books for children that bring more understanding to the chronic diseases and disorders that kids face. Bob lost a granddaughter to a highly terminal brain tumor and has a grandson who manages ADHD, so he writes from the heart on these issues. On today's episode, Bob and I talk about his lifelong dedication to advocating for children, the unique role that grandparents can play, and how his grandson's experience has helped him make sense of challenges from his own childhood.

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Author Bob Martin writes books for children that bring more understanding to the chronic diseases and disorders that kids face. Bob lost a granddaughter to a highly terminal brain tumor and has a grandson who manages ADHD, so he writes from the heart on these issues. On today's episode, Bob and I talk about his lifelong dedication to advocating for children, the unique role that grandparents can play, and how his grandson's experience has helped him make sense of challenges from his own childhood.

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Emily Fletcher found out she was having a miscarriage on her way to teach a meditation retreat. Or so she thought. As it turned out, when she had an ultrasound, the baby had a heartbeat. But at the three-month mark, she was told--again--that she had miscarried. This time, it was true. On today's episode, Emily and I share a lot of laughs as we talk about how she broke the news of her second pregnancy to her husband with an inside joke, giving birth to her son, and why she's open about her story.

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Author Bob Martin writes books for children that bring more understanding to the chronic diseases and disorders that kids face. Bob lost a granddaughter to a highly terminal brain tumor and has a grandson who manages ADHD, so he writes from the heart on these issues. On today's episode, Bob and I talk about his lifelong dedication to advocating for children, the unique role that grandparents can play, and how his grandson's experience has helped him make sense of challenges from his own childhood.

Learn more about Bob and check out the show notes here.

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