Who the Chel Cares

Chelsea chats with her new friend Esteban Noyola about finding the limb-different community, trying to find their place within that community and more!

Esteban has grown up with a limb difference, possessing remarkable traits that include kindness, open-mindedness, and a caring nature, making him an individual with much to offer. Recently, he has embarked on a journey of self-discovery, exploring his identity and what he desires to share with the world.

Follow him on social:

TikTok: rspacenub (https://www.tiktok.com/@rspacenub)

IG: @estibannn (https://www.instagram.com/estibannn/)

YouTube channel: coming soon!!

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Janae Pettit is a wonderfully smart, charismatic mother, wife, friend and leader. She opens up about her non-traditional path to a career she loves and how she plans to continue to make the most out of life despite past, current or future heartbreaks and aches.

How to find Janae Pettit:IG: @janae.nae.nae

Suicide hotline: dial 988

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Logan, Kaden and Chelsea all grew up together in rural, northern Utah where the local, prominent religion dictated much of their relationships with others and themselves (whether in or out of the religion). They talk about how they are parenting from their learned and lived experiences as well as things they are learning along the way as recent first-timers.

Hope is a professional dancer, dance instructor, Pilates instructor, personal trainer, corrective exercise specialist, nutrition coach, and HOTWORX Virtual Instructor. She moved to NY at the age of 17 to pursue her dance career and spent 4 years there. She moved to UT to dance with Odyssey Dance Theatre where she spent 8 years with the company touring internationally and dancing principal roles in well known shows including Thriller and It's a Wonderful Life and many more. Hope instructs dance around Utah, mostly teaching Ballet, injury prevention, and nutrition, as well as teaches private dance lessons and choreographs for studios and independent dancers. She also instructs group and private Pilates Reformer classes and is a HOTWORX Virtual Instructor.

Now until June 30, 2023 HOTWORX is hosting their paid voting round in order to help pick the next season's virtual instructors and give back to Sacred Mountain Retreat Center, which offers cost-free, 7-day, retreats to Active Military, Veterans, and First Responders who suffer from PTSD or Trauma.

To vote for Hope AND donate to SMRC (now until June 30, 2023): https://givebutter.com/3mUiuS/hopeparker1

To find out more about Sacred Mountain Retreat Center: https://sacredmtnretreat.org/about-us

To find out more about HOTWORX: https://www.hotworx.net/

To contact Hope:

IG: @h_o_p_e_p_a_r_k_e_r https://www.instagram.com/h_o_p_e_p_a_r_k_e_r/

Website: https://www.hopeparkertraining.com

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Sheng Slogar (sh-EH-ng SLOH-gar) is a 24-year-old web developer living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the founder of Diglactic (dih-glack-tik), an agency centered on building high-quality, people-focused tools and websites for small- to medium-sized businesses and early-stage startups.

Nick Williams is a 26 year old from Moorpark, CA currently living in Salt Lake City Utah. He spent 19 years of his life as an extremely active member of the LDS (mormon) church. He came out when he was 19 and has been on the journey since then of finding himself and learning to live, love, and progress his mental health in a community that does not fully accept him the way he wishes they would.

TRIGGER WARNING* topics around suicide are heavily discussed.

You can find Nick Williams on Instagram @nickowill (https://www.instagram.com/nickowill/)

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For the season 1 finale of Who the Chel Cares I'm pulling from my archive. This episode was the most vulnerable for me and it took quite some times to edit. But with a huge thanks to my editor it's finally being released. Thank you to Nick Williams who was also very vulnerable and I quite literally wouldn't be here without. Cheers to you, Nick.