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Love, Forgive, Live

Love, Forgive, Live

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 A podcast about life encouragement and inspirational tools for life.Copyright Sroda Aglagoh Ciencias Sociales
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  • My Guest_ Lori Clemmons-A Holistic Wellness & Empowering Women in Midlife

    My Guest_ Lori Clemmons-A Holistic Wellness & Empowering Women in Midlife
    May 12 2025
    "As we step into the new year, many women in midlife are setting health goals and seeking ways to reclaim their energy and vitality. Lori Clemmons, a Wellness Coach and survivor of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia, offers a compassionate, science-backed approach to navigating the unique health challenges that often arise during this stage of life. Lori helps women rewire their brains for wellness, offering hope and tools to break free from cycles of chronic pain, anxiety, and fatigue. Now is the perfect time for Lori to share her expertise on managing the emotional and physiological factors that contribute to chronic illness, especially for women in midlife striving to regain their health and balance. Her upcoming book, Rewire Your Wellness: A Holistic Guide to Healing Chronic Pain, Anxiety, and Fatigue (released Jan. 14th), provides actionable tools and empowering advice for self-healing."

    By Lori Clemmons
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    1 h y 17 m
  • My Guest_ Otjen A_ J is an Library of Congress Award-Author of _Burned Over!____

    My Guest_ Otjen A_ J is an Library of Congress Award-Author of _Burned Over!____
    May 5 2025
    "A.J. is a 2023 Library of Congress Award-Winning author whose new book, "Burned Over! The Survival of Montana Firefighter Dan Steffensen" chronicles Dan's extraordinary journey after he was critically injured in a wildland fire burnover incident during the "Summer of Hell" of 2021. This isn't just a story about a firefighter who survived a horrific incident. "Burned Over!" takes listeners into the heart of a small Montana town as they grapple with multiple tragedies in a single summer, including a devastating wildfire that destroyed eight homes and the loss of another firefighter in a tragic accident.

    A.J. will offer insights into the challenges of capturing Dan's story, a man of few words, and the profound impact of the experience on her as a writer.

    Together, they offer a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit, the unbreakable bonds of community, and the importance of honoring the sacrifices made by first responders."

    By Otjen, A. J.
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    1 h
  • My Guest_ Author June Kraholic of _Momma You Don_t Heal_

    My Guest_ Author June Kraholic of _Momma You Don_t Heal_
    Apr 21 2025
    "My name is June Kraholik, and I am the Author of Momma You Don’t Heal (a book to help mothers who have lost children) and Whispered Promises, which is a contemporary romance. My life was turned upside down when my son, Kaleb, was born. I had a complete placental abruption, which led to him not breathing and being a special needs child. In 2012, I lost Kaleb at the age of 2. I wish I could say it was easy to get back on my feet, but it was a long climb and took many years to learn how to cope with my child's loss. A decade later, I published my book, Momma You Don’t Heal, to help other mothers going through child loss. I was so nervous doing this, and it was so hard to put my thoughts out into the world (I thought everyone was going to think I was crazy). To my surprise, it resonated with others. Others loved the book, and it was selling! I would love to say that things have been uphill since then, but 5 months into my book being published, my husband of 10 years blindsided me with wanting a divorce. So, I went into what I call hibernation to work on me and what I wanted my life to look like as a single mom with a 9-year-old daughter. I got back to writing and published my second book, Whispered Promises, in September of 2024, which is a contemporary fiction romance novel. That is a shortened version of what I have gone through, but I think laughter is the key to healing, and I believe that I’ve lived my worst day, and no day will be as bad as that day was. I can talk about a variety of subjects, deep subjects such as child loss to writing a book, to how important mental health is to everything you do. It just depends on your audience and what you feel would resonate with them."
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    1 h y 3 m
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