While improving, the healthcare system isn’t really set up to take are of chronically ill senior patients. It’s still reactive in nature and many lack advocates to ensure better quality of life. And there is a LOT of money being made maintaining status quo. An interesting parallel is that of the elderly prisoners. Today’s guest, Aimee Barresi, is here to discuss a ministry she has been a part of that is shining a light on this underserved segment of our population.

Biased ‘studies’ paid for by special interests on medications and nutrition have created catastrophic health results. On today’s show, we are interviewing Liz James a ‘reformed’ pharmacist who’s own health struggles caused her to question her training and experience. Since then, she has started a company to combat misinformation and promote proper health through nutrition and avoidance of certain harmful medications.

Meet Ben and Deedee Spencer and hear their incredible journey of how they persevered through 3 decades of a prison sentence while always declaring his innocence. They will share stories of their isolation, pain, and eventual reunion.

Often times for seniors, healthcare is needed in crisis mode. Who do you turn to for answers when healthcare professionals are often focusing in their own lanes of their expertise? This show highlights the challenges many seniors and families face and what to do about them.