Susan Eddings-Perez launched her design career from her home in Sperry when she was a single mother. She’s now a go-to local designer, as well as a successful artist with a shop in Santa Fe.

Bailey Meister loved axe throwing so much that she asked the business owner for a part-time job, leading to her judging national competitions on ESPN. She also helps organize the largest axe-throwing tournament in the world in Jenks.

Lacy Davenport with the Neushwander Farmer Insurance Agency joins us in the studio to talk about the do’s and don’ts of filing an insurance claim after the storm that took out power to 200,000 PSO customers.

Every day is difficult for Mercedes O’Dell after she was diagnosed with Tourette’s at 14 years old. Many people didn’t believe her at first, including her teachers and parents. Now she’s a youth ambassador for the Tourette Association of America and even got to speak to lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Her mission is to make sure infants and toddlers know how to save themselves in the water and Life Saver Pool Fence of Tulsa. www.poolfenceoftulsa.com

Dr. Teressa Edwards says everyone can benefit from couple’s therapy, because we’re not taught how to maintain relationships. Basically, each relationship can use a tune-up. Dr. Edwards also talks about the red flags that she sees and why she thinks that means the couple can’t survive.

Steve Regier has since joined the Light of Hope organization to help support other families who have lost a loved one. Find out more at www.lightofhopeinc.org

Crystal’s weight had spiraled out of control to 300 pounds when she decided enough is enough. She had a life changing weight loss surgery and had to change her lifestyle to keep the weight off. She says a lot of things have changed now that she is a size 2.

Registered Dietitian Ashley Smith, with Freedom Nutrition and Wellness, says obviously nutrition is important and more women are taking it seriously. However, many women punish their bodies by over exercising and under fueling.

Therapist Molly Drury, with Grand Mental Health, says people don’t tend to talk enough about mental health because of the stigma. Drury sat down with us to talk about how to know if you need help, and how to get it.