In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks about escalators. The courage, the practice, the mishaps and the victories!

By Slow Road to Better crew request, the group talks to Jordyn Simms Pierce of Constant Therapy. They ask ALL the important questions about how the app works, how to get help paying for it, what are the variety of tasks, and they have A LOT of fun doing it.

In this episode of the Slow Road to Better, the crew talks to Darlene Williamson about the National Aphasia Association. They get information on available resources, how to spread the word about aphasia and how to build a bridge of hope to other survivors and families.

In this episode the new parents on the Slow Road to Better Crew get helpful tips on all things baby related from former members Jerry and Ashley. Despite the serious topic of the stress of parenting plus dealing with a weak side, feelings of failure and loss the Slow Road to Better crew harness their hope, humor and can-do attitudes. In their words...buckle up!

In this episode the Slow Road to Better crew talk about cold weather. They discuss isolation, changes in tone, dealing with coats and other strategies to deal with the winter blues.

It's self-promotion Tuesday on the Slow Road to Better! The crew tells you what they are up to, who they support, and they toot their own horns in the process.

In this episode, the Slow Road to Better crew take a personal look back at 2021 and talk about their victories and their failures. We also are joined by a cat, a baby and Suzy's leg...you'll have to listen in to figure out what that even means! Be sure to check out the photos.

In this episode we meet some new members of the Slow Road to Better crew!

In this episode, the crew talks about how their weight has fluctuated, and the impact of medications, lack of exercise and movement and ultimately how it impacted their mood.

In this episode, The Slow Road to Better crew talk about their experience with seizures. As usual, it is a mix of honesty and humor! REMEMBER....don't take your medical advice from these folks! Have questions? Ask your doctor.