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Super Juls - A Super Hero You'll Never Forget
Today’s conversation is one of those that lingers in your body long after it ends.
My guest, Sara Caso, is a mother, a woman of deep faith, and a truth-teller whose life was forever transformed by her son, Julian—known to many as Super Jules.
Sara’s story isn’t just about grief.
It’s about choice.
It’s about joy in the face of the unbearable.
It’s about community, courage, and the quiet power of deciding how you will meet life when it breaks your heart wide open.
After losing Julian to bone cancer at just 17, Sara didn’t disappear into darkness. Instead, she allowed herself to be alchemized—by love, by faith, and by the wisdom her son modeled with extraordinary grace.
This is a conversation about resilience redefined.
About refusing victimhood without bypassing pain.
About choosing life, again and again, even when it would be easier not to.
If you are a mother…
If you are grieving…
If you are standing in a “what the hell just happened?” moment of your own…
This conversation is for you.
Connect with Sara
Social Media Links
Official Bio:
Sara Caso is a speaker, life coach, and business leader whose work is rooted in resilience, faith,
and transformation. A mother who has lived through profound loss, Sara speaks openly about
grief—not as something to be avoided, but as a season that can be walked through with intention,
courage, and grace.
After losing her son Julian—known lovingly as “SuperJuls”—Sara made a conscious choice to step
out of the darkest depths of grief and into a life of purpose. Her message centers on transforming
pain into wisdom, softness, and a vulnerability that becomes deep spiritual and emotional and
psychological strength.
Drawing from her personal journey and professional leadership experience, Sara creates spaces
where audiences feel seen, understood, and empowered to reconnect with themselves. Her work
resonates deeply with those navigating loss, identity shifts, and major life transitions.
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By debbiej2Today’s conversation is one of those that lingers in your body long after it ends.
My guest, Sara Caso, is a mother, a woman of deep faith, and a truth-teller whose life was forever transformed by her son, Julian—known to many as Super Jules.
Sara’s story isn’t just about grief.
It’s about choice.
It’s about joy in the face of the unbearable.
It’s about community, courage, and the quiet power of deciding how you will meet life when it breaks your heart wide open.
After losing Julian to bone cancer at just 17, Sara didn’t disappear into darkness. Instead, she allowed herself to be alchemized—by love, by faith, and by the wisdom her son modeled with extraordinary grace.
This is a conversation about resilience redefined.
About refusing victimhood without bypassing pain.
About choosing life, again and again, even when it would be easier not to.
If you are a mother…
If you are grieving…
If you are standing in a “what the hell just happened?” moment of your own…
This conversation is for you.
Connect with Sara
Social Media Links
Official Bio:
Sara Caso is a speaker, life coach, and business leader whose work is rooted in resilience, faith,
and transformation. A mother who has lived through profound loss, Sara speaks openly about
grief—not as something to be avoided, but as a season that can be walked through with intention,
courage, and grace.
After losing her son Julian—known lovingly as “SuperJuls”—Sara made a conscious choice to step
out of the darkest depths of grief and into a life of purpose. Her message centers on transforming
pain into wisdom, softness, and a vulnerability that becomes deep spiritual and emotional and
psychological strength.
Drawing from her personal journey and professional leadership experience, Sara creates spaces
where audiences feel seen, understood, and empowered to reconnect with themselves. Her work
resonates deeply with those navigating loss, identity shifts, and major life transitions.