Barbara Legere is the author of "Keven's Choice - A Mother's Journey Through Her Son's Mental Illness, Addiction, and Suicide" and "Talk to Me, I'm Grieving - Supportive Ways to Help Someone Through Grief."

She has been featured in Prevention Magazine, Authority Magazine, Salon, andHuffington Post as an advocate for those suffering from substance usedisorders, mental health issues, and grief. Legere is an advocate for harm reduction, MAT (medically assisted treatment) and ending the stigma towards substance abuse and mental health issues.

After losing her son, Keven, to suicide, her passion has been reaching out to other grievers to offer support and understanding. She does this through her writing and as a volunteer for TIP (Traumatic Intervention Program).

Her writing and social links can be found at www.barbaralegere.com.

A native Californian, Legere resides in Orange County, CA with her sister, and a

house full of pets.

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You can get my book here as a paperback or audio or e book, which is a raw and honest dialogue of how I went from completely using allopathic medicine to manage a diagnosis of epilepsy, to only using a small amount of medicine and managing the rest with lifestyle choices and other wonderful plant medicines and supplements

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A little side note:

I am not a practitioner of health professional. These shows are meant to create food for thought for people going through similar situations. Planting seeds of information about things that perhaps you never knew could and might assist in treating and managing the symptoms associated with your diagnosis.

Alternative treatments are out there to be used, alongside allopathic medicine, or instead of, that part is completely up to you, but gaining knowledge is the first part in empowering yourself back to health.

In love, light and electricity

Lainie

Sharon is a full time academic, part time comedian, terrible cricket player and a fan of big Barossa reds. This all means, she likes thinking, tinkering and drinking. What she doesn’t like is writing bios.

Our interview is based around the 23 years it took Sharon to get off Anti depressants. She tried a few times to do it more hastily (over 3 months), which ended up being unsuccessful and meant she needed to get back on them again as the effects of the withdrawals were causing all sorts of issues for her.

A good insight into the importance of giving yourself time to wean, taper, titrate off these powerful meds that interfere so heavily with the way a person filters their emotions.

SHOW INFO

If you would like to donate to the running of the podcast and leave an energetic exchange that would be completely wonderful.

You can get my book here as a paperback or audio or e book, which is a raw and honest dialogue of how I went from completely using allopathic medicine to manage a diagnosis of epilepsy, to only using a small amount of medicine and managing the rest with lifestyle choices and other wonderful plant medicines and supplements

If you have a story that you think other people will benefit from and you would like to be on the podcast then contact me at electrogirl55@gmail.com or

Find me on FB

https://www.facebook.com/lainie.chait

A little side note:

I am not a practitioner of health professional. These shows are meant to create food for thought for people going through similar situations. Planting seeds of information about things that perhaps you never knew could and might assist in treating and managing the symptoms associated with your diagnosis.

Alternative treatments are out there to be used, alongside allopathic medicine, or instead of, that part is completely up to you, but gaining knowledge is the first part in empowering yourself back to health.

In love, light and electricity

Lainie

As a 33 year radio broadcaster, Kim Curry was forced into retirement after a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis at age 50.

We discuss his life before, when he was a radio presenter and the crazy things he got up to during that time.

During the diagnosis, as in, what the symptoms where that led him to see a doctor and then about the lesions that started forming on his brain, the myelin disintegrating and how Vitamin D changed his world.

And finally, current day conversations about his book, the lifestyle choices he makes to prolong the MS taking over and what his life is like in a wheelchair.

A link to Kim's website is here

https://www.krcurry.com/

If you would like to donate to the running of the podcast and leave an energetic exchange that would be completely wonderful.

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You can get my book here as a paperback or audio or e book, which is a raw and honest dialogue of how I went from completely using allopathic medicine to manage a diagnosis of epilepsy, to only using a small amount of medicine and managing the rest with lifestyle choices and other wonderful plant medicines and supplements

https://lainiechait.com.au/shop-main/

If you have a story that you think other people will benefit from and you would like to be on the podcast then contact me at electrogirl55@gmail.com or

Find me on FB

https://www.facebook.com/lainie.chait

A little side note:

I am not a practitioner of health professional. These shows are meant to create food for thought for people going through similar situations. Planting seeds of information about things that perhaps you never knew could and might assist in treating and managing the symptoms associated with your diagnosis.

Alternative treatments are out there to be used, alongside allopathic medicine, or instead of.

That part is completely up to you, but gaining knowledge is the first part in empowering yourself back to health.

In love, light and electricity

Lainie