In this episode, I cross the border(virtually) to Canada to speak with Pauline Burdett about her vitiligo journey. This is a great conversation to learn more about our international community and understand the differences in healthcare for vitiligo. 

Boots on the ground and surfing the airwaves!

Tune in to this inspirational conversation with Pastor Sharon Dean from Wake Chapel Church in Raleigh, NC. We discuss faith, hope, trust and purpose.

Welcome to episode 8: The Community. In this episode, I share my personal thoughts about what I see happening in the larger vitiligo community, not one particular organization or group. These are my personal thoughts and feelings and do not represent the thoughts or ideas of the Vitfriends leadership or board. The feelings expressed are to bring awareness to some of the challenges within the vitiligo community with the hope that we unite as one as we continue to spread vitiligo awareness and education.

This is Episode 7 of 10. Tonight's topic is Dating and Relationships.

Episode 6 is available now. This episode is all about forgiveness. Tune in to hear my thoughts about the subject of forgiving others...and yourself!

Here's the next episode of Living Life and Love. Tonight's topic is LOVE. Tune and hear my thoughts and opinion on the subject.

Meet Dr. Natalie Montague from Raleigh, NC. Dr. Montague or Dr. Natalie is a psychologist. former high school educator, author, and owner of Art of Life Consultations. Tune in for this informative conversation about PTSD, trauma, and ways we can cope and navigate the challenges of life.

This episode features the only surviving member of the Philly singing group, The Intruders. In this short podcast, you will learn about my surprise guest, hear how he became involved in the music industry. He also shares wisdom about life, family, and support. Don't miss out on this special podcast.

This episode of Living Life and Love will feature members from Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, Sigma Gamma Rho, and Phi Beta Sigma from the oldest HBCU in the south, Shaw University, located in the historic district of downtown Raleigh, NC. In this episode, we discuss my vitiligo experience, the importance of educating others, unity between organizations, a little HBCU history, and networking. Tune in to find out what the Greek letter organizations know about vitiligo and what we can do as organizations to help spread awareness and education.

WHO is Audrey Stockum? 

HOW are you familiar with Vitiligo? 

HOW did you get into Writing and WHY Vitamins  

Where are you NOW as far a treatment? 

Vitiligo THEN and NOW - what does the future look like in your opinion for our condition?

What's NEXT for Audrey Stockum?  Any more BOOKS?