Two Broken Besties

It’s always a joy to reconnect with you, and tonight is no exception. Michelle and Susan are back to catch up on recent life events, including career changes, personal milestones, and the beauty of persistence in challenging times.

A TIA is a temporary blockage of blood flow to part of the brain. It can lead to a full-blown stroke within 90 days for those who experience one, which is why it's crucial to recognize the signs and seek immediate help. Surprisingly, TIAs affect more women than many realize, and the symptoms can often go unnoticed.

Susan shared a personal story about her husband's 98-year-old grandmother, who recently experienced a TIA. At first, they thought it was a stroke due to the similar symptoms. She described how important it is to listen to our bodies and not ignore the warning signs.

As we dive into this week's conversation, Susan and Michelle reflect on a moment that shaped our nation—9/11. It’s hard to believe that 25 years have passed since that tragic day, and even more difficult to reconcile how much division has crept into our society since then.

Football season is back, and for many, it’s a time of excitement and camaraderie. In this episode of Two Broken Besties, Michelle and Susan discuss the love women have for football, challenging the stereotype that the sport is just for men.

In this episode, Michelle and Susan vent about the skyrocketing costs of everyday expenses, from nails to gas, and explore how inflation impacts families and businesses alike. They share personal stories and insights on navigating the current economic challenges.

Takeaways

• Inflation is outpacing wage increases, making it harder for families to keep up.
• Many industries are gouging consumers because they can.
• Small businesses are struggling to balance rising costs and wages.
• Everyday items like groceries, gas, and even water bills have significantly increased.
• Consumers are feeling the pinch across all aspects of life.

In this episode, Susan and Michelle honor the legacy of Dolly Parton, exploring her impact, character, and the lessons we can learn from her life about authenticity, kindness, and resilience.

Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Two Broken Besties. In this installment, Michelle and Susan take us through a complex and emotional journey as Susan reflects on her life, her family, and her recent discoveries about her birth mother.

In this heartfelt episode of Two Broken Besties, Michelle and Susan dive deep into the struggles of feeling lost and the weight of daily life. They share personal stories that many can relate to, especially when the mind races during those sleepless hours at night.

Susan bravely discusses her father's recent diagnosis of stage four stomach cancer with Michelle, a poignant reminder of the fragility of life. With humor and grace, she recounts her dad's laid-back attitude, saying, > "Well hell, Susan, I've lived a good long life. I lived fifty years longer than I thought I would."
This perspective, despite the circumstances, highlights his resilience and ability to find peace even in the face of adversity.

Welcome back to another candid chat with Michelle and Susan, where they peel back the layers of their daily quirks and bad habits. Today’s episode is all about the habits we love to hate – the ones that make us laugh, cringe, and sometimes stress out.