In this episode, LittleWins Founder Lexis Serot sits with mobility consultant Moe Wolford of Superior Van and Mobility. In Serot's search for a van for one of her children, she was fortunate to connect with Moe in Kentucky. Together, they take us through the personal journies that brought them both to that moment. They provide tips on what to look for, how to go about it, and information on how to get started and what you need. It's an episode for everyone for so many reasons.

As mentioned: https://uoflhealth.org/locations/frazier-rehabilitation-institute/

In this episode, LittleWins founder, Lexis Serot, sits down with Mac McGinnis, to discuss accidental injuries, a 1% chance to survive, opiate addiction, and Mac's experience + personal strategies removing opiates from his life to live the life he wanted to enjoy.

In this episode, LittleWins founder, @littlewinslexis, sits down with Jordana to talk about addiction, the stigma around drugs, and reaching out for help! Jordana breaks down the importance of serving the underserved community through their mobile addiction clinic and offers advice to those struggling with addiction.

In this episode, LittleWins founder, @littlewinslexis, sits down with the Elena to talk about learning disabilities, language disorders, math anxiety, and more! Lexis breaks down her personal experience with dyslexia while Elena relates with her own personal experiences while listing tips, tricks, and resources that provide the audience value.

In this episode, LittleWins founder, @littlewinslexis, sits down with the audience after the a guest reschedules their date for the show. She pivots the conversation to speak about depression, bullies, and mental health based on personal experience and statistics. She wraps up the episode by answering user questions while relating to her personal experience dealing with these topics.

In this episode, LittleWins founder, @littlewinslexis, sits down with the audience on Instagram live to announce a new season of the podcast. She introduces season 4 with a twist on the traditional podcast style. Season 4 podcast episodes will be hosted live with guests and allow viewers to ask questions during Q&A sections. The goal of season 4 is to connect with the viewers in real time, allowing them to ask questions live and interact with the community.

To wrap up season 3, we flipped the script.

In this last episode, our founder, Lexis Serot, participates in a discussion with our friend Dr. David Newman as welcomed on Ali A. Gonzalaz YouTube show. Ali researched the topic; Dr. David is the doctor. Lex fills the gaps. Together, they do—information first, relatable stories, and solutions. There's something in here for everyone.

Sustainable Culinary Solutions can be found right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJVkLz_X6KE

Dr. Newman: https://www.pop-doc.com/

What a privilege it is to run in the same circle as these; it's never lost on us.

See you next season... buckle up, buttercups :)

I had the opportunity to sit down with Sequoia, a loving son, who created a brilliant way to generate awareness on the topic of Parkinson's Disease. Something he's very well versed in since his mother's diagnosis.

How this family flipped the script and decided to share their story in the pursuit of community, camaraderie, and the gift of information sharing is absolutely beautiful... by way of a rap song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWGnqz3dFo0

If you're looking for resources on Parkinson's disease, check out these helpful links:

Elena Anadolis returns to talk about the very important subject of sex. In this podcast we address the assumptions, misconceptions, and education about sex and disabilities. A new episode of the LittleWins podcast is out now! 

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