Trina Lynne shares her story of fighting back from the brink of defeat after being diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer at the very young age of just 22. She reminds us of the importance of keeping a close circle of support, or "cheerleaders" in our corner, as well as a positive attitude and mindset. 

Ladies... Continue to get regular exams and screenings to ensure you give yourself every opportunity to #beatcancer.

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Imagine living a normal life but knowing there is an expiration date on your eyesight.

Adam Bevell went from driving as a teenager to bumping into people at the grocery store in his adult years. Adam shares his incredible journey of losing his vision while struggling with becoming vulnerable as his disease progressed.

Adam also shares how the most popular band on the planet granted his life-long dream!

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Christian Truitt was born with Joubert Syndrome, a rare brain malformation characterized by the absence or underdevelopment of the cerebella vermis. Christian would be 11 years old today but unfortunately passed away at 4 months old. Because Christian was an organ donor his heart valves was the gift of life to four seperate families. His memory is never forgotten, and certainly his heart literally lives on with his gift of saving 4 lives. 

Christians' mother Susan takes us into her families life on Christian's journey with Joubert Syndrome and talks about how their family became stronger having had Christian in their lives. 

Christian was a miracle in so many ways.... This story will definitely move you.

* Joubert Syndrome, a rare brain malformation characterized by the absence or underdevelopment of the cerebellar vermis - an area of the brain that controls balance and coordination -- as well as a malformed brain stem (molar tooth sign). The most common features of Joubert syndrome in infants include abnormally rapid breathing (hyperpnea), decreased muscle tone (hypotonia), abnormal eye movements, impaired intellectual development, and the inability to coordinate voluntary muscle movements (ataxia). Physical deformities may be present, such as extra fingers and toes (polydactyly), cleft lip or palate, and tongue abnormalities. Kidney and liver abnormalities can develop, and seizures may also occur. Many cases of Joubert syndrome appear to be sporadic (not inherited). In most other cases, Joubert syndrome is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner (meaning both parents must have a copy of the mutation) via mutation in at least 10 different genes.

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Mark opens up about his painful journey with stage 4 prostate cancer, but his determination, strong faith, healthy mind and body will amaze you and definitely give you Hope! Listen as he speaks about how he found out he had cancer and what he did through all of his treatments. His diagnosis did not stop him from enjoying life and his passion to run, including placing 2nd in the Boston Marathon.  

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Barbara's son Michael was hit by a redlight runner. Her dedication to not only bring an awareness to red light runners but her determination to keep Michael's memory and legacy continuing in the days and years to come will make you think twice about your safety and those we share the road with.  "Red means stop".

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How does someone lose 90 pounds and keep it off? My guest Tudor Melville shares with us how he not only lost 15+ lbs in 5 weeks as well lowered his cholesterol, A1C and blood pressure in 5 weeks. Borderline diabetic he shares with us how changing a couple of things in his daily routine gave him a second chance at life and has a healthier and more energetic lifestyle at the age of 64.   

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 In 1982 my guest was involved in a head on car collision, avoiding a fuel reserve tank. It took first responders 4 hours to extricate her from the car. What happens days and years later will shock you! She is truly a walking miracle.  

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Sal opens up and shares his battle back from high conflict divorce and estrangement from his children as a result of addiction. Sal is transparent about his mistakes and his hope to make it right each day with himself, his current wife Amanda and his children. His vulnerability will make you comfortable letting you know we make misakes but we need to own them to grow from them. 

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Born with Cerebral Palsy hasn't stopped Eric from achieving his goals. Eric shares his journey from being down on his luck living in an extended stay hotel to becoming a successful professional coach,  and writing 3 books. Eric has had the priviledge of sittng down with American Author, motivational speaker, corporate trainer, entrepreneur and co-auther Chicken Soup for the Soul, Jack Canfield. 

Eric reminds us we will fall and fail, but  these experiences also provided him that the “roadmap”  serves as an excellent reminder and guide as to how to keep moving forward successfully. "The roadmap has clarified and expanded my path to success in a very impactful manner".  

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Austism is a not soley disability but rather a special gift. It is important to understand this gift and how to communicate with a child with Autism. Michelle's back ground as a special ed teacher was an advantage to understanding her now almost 4 year old daughter Brinlee who is a non verbal autistic child. Michele brings us into her home to help us better understand autism as a mother and a child, and as well what you should prepare for when your child becomes an adult. 

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