You Survived. Now What?

You Survived. Now What?

By Sam McLaren-FaheySociety & Culture
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You Survived. Now What? episodes

  • Miss Mallorie's Sweet Treats

    It's a devastating reality to live with an illness that no one believes is real. In today's episode we hear from a survivor who didn't take no for an answer. Today's episode discusses chronic illness and includes descriptions of medical procedures.


    Follow Mallorie on Facebook at "Miss Mallorie's Sweet Treats"

    57 min
  • Type 1 Isolation

    There are so many ways that we can feel isolated, but what does it feel like to be isolated in both your own home and in an entirely different country? In today's episode, Carolyn discusses her battle with chronic illness and surviving an attack overseas.


    For further resources, please visit:
    https://www.joslin.org
    https://www.jdrf.org
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3188445/

    To see pictures of the hospital in France, please visit:
    https://www.chu-lyon.fr/fr/hopital-edouard-herriot

    58 min
  • Peachy Gina

    Sometimes losing a loved one means losing yourself as well. In today's episode we hear from Elin about her journey through grief and finding herself along the way.


    Continue the journey with Elin on Instagram using @ride.with.e

    For more information about heart health or ways that you can give, please visit https://www.heart.org

    You can follow You Survived. Now What? On Facebook or on Instagram using @ysnwpodcast 

    1 hr 4 min
  • The War Continues

    We often hear stories of war in the form of statistics and those statistics continue when soldiers return home. In today's episode, we hear from Luke, a soldier who survived a war and continues to survive that war each day. As a warning, this episode includes discussions of war, combat fatalities, and suicide.


    To see the video Luke refers to in this episode, please go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq2AarphVN0

    56 min
  • Other in America

    Detention and deportation affect more than just the person at risk. What happens when your loved one is taken and you're given the responsibility of saving their life? This week's episode discusses immigration and deportation and shows what can happen when a community comes together.


    Resource used in today's episode: www.chaldeanchamber.com

    For further information, please visit:
    https://www.aclu.org
    https://www.facebook.com/codelegalaid/



    54 min
  • Sassypants Adventures

    Trauma is rarely singular. In this episode we will hear from a chronic illness warrior who survived years of abuse as a child. While Sarah does not go into detail of the abuse, the conversation may be triggering for some. There are warnings in the episode of when to fast forward.


    To follow Sarah on her journey, please visit:
    www.sassypantsadventures.com
    www.facebook.com/sassypantssarahpadventures

    Further resources:
    www.nationalmssociety.com
    www.nfpaonline.org/foster
    www.childhelphotline.org

    1 hr 14 min
  • Redemption River

    There is nothing that can prepare you to be a parent. There is even less to prepare you for losing your child. Today's episode discusses grief, loss, and the honesty around parenting and survival.


    To follow the Roches and to learn more about their journey through health, please visit: www.redemptionriver.net

    The statistics of DIPG in today's episode come from www.dipg.org

    1 hr 10 min
  • The Queen of Hearts

    Being sick for your entire life is a challenge that no one wishes to face, but does a knowledge of illness and the medical world prepare you for the ultimate battle? Today's episode includes detailed descriptions of medical procedures including an organ transplant.


    Follow our guest, Lexie Fullgrap, on Instagram @lfullg

    To find out more information about organ donation and the donor registry, please check out the following links:
    https://registerme.org/
    https://www.donatelife.net
    https://unos.org
    https://www.giftoflifemichigan.org

    1 hr 16 min
  • Trailer

    Join host Sam McLaren-Fahey as she interviews survivors of trauma and asks the question, now what? Episodes will begin in January 2020. 

    3 min

About You Survived. Now What?

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We all know someone or are someone who has survived trauma. In this podcast, host Sam McLaren-Fahey will share stories from survivors and ask the question, now what? Find yourself in these stories and…