Two Disabled Dudes

Finding the strength to keep moving after a heart wrenching loss is a prime example of living life beyond circumstances.

Chris Doveton and Anne are enjoying a loving marriage in the prime of their lives when Anne is diagnosed with a rare and fatal genetic disease. For ten years, Chris and Anne endure this terrible secret alone.

After Anne's death, Chris, ravaged by crippling grief, realises that his survival depends upon him ridding himself of his stiff upper lip. He must learn to open his heart and cry.

Saved from the depths of misery by life-saving therapy, he discovers a life beyond despair, rekindles his lapsed faith and finds love again.

Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Chris Doveton.

Learn more: chrisdoveton.com

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Sean tells yet another story of someone thinking he is drunk, but this time the guy gets a little aggressive.  Listen to hear the whole story and Sean's interactions with the landscaping company that the guy works for.

Cystinosis is a rare disease that causes life altering damage to the kidneys, eyes, muscles, pancreas, and brain.  Clint Moore's son, Chandler liver with the rare disease.  That's why Clint walks 57 miles on 5/7 to raise funds and awareness.  Listen as the dudes discuss some life principles and talk about Clint's moving documentary that tells his family's story.  

Visit the Cystinosis Research Network: https://cystinosis.org/

Watch the Documentary: https://youtu.be/YHnoBbbg4Ao

Anyone who has listened to this podcast before has heard The Dudes go on and on about the power of community and the importance of connecting to others.  So why is our first reaction to pull away when things get hard?  Denial?  Pride?  Self-preservation?  Fear?  Listen as the dudes try to break down this complex topic.  They probably need some professional help...

This topic all started with a little column Sean wrote: https://friedreichsataxianews.com/2020/09/29/connecting-others-helps-us-move-forward/

Government programs such as Social Security provide essential services for people with disabilities.  But navigating through the bureaucracy can be a nightmare. That's why there are companies such as Allsup Disability Insurance Services and people like Mary Dale Walters - to help us make sense of it all!  Listen as she gives us a great start to the conversation and provides resources for where to find out more.

https://www.allsup.com/