Yes! I Have a Voice

In today's podcast I am joined by Amy Jordan, a multi- award winning author, speaker, coach and choreographer. Her work is focused on Transforming Trauma to Triumph.
The mission of her movement is motivating and inspiring others to overcome ANY adversity. She tells everyone she meets, 'Please Dance Because You Can.'
As a coach Amy supports clients to live the happiest life while managing trauma or a chronic condition. She infuses her personal experience living with type 1 diabetes over 48 years. Amy was run over by a bus in 2009. Her right leg crushed and told she may never walk again she defied doctors and expectations alike not only walking but dancing again with her professional company: The Victory Dance Project. She is also committed to wellness training for women over 50 with health challenges.
Amy Jordan lives her mantra: ‘Dance Because You Can.’
She is also the subject of the internationally acclaimed, multi award-winning full length documentary feature film ‘Amy’s Victory Dance.’ The film is directed by Brian Thomas. Mr. Thomas is a double Emmy nominee and award- winning director whose entertainment work includes icons such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Beyonce and Liza Minelli.
Here, Amy shares her story about being a caregiver for her father.
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The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Eunice Ray from Louisville, Kentucky. She is a publisher, writer and the owner of a network marketing business with a health & wellness brand called Arbonne.
Eunice shares her caregiving story about her husband, in July 2020, after a 10 year struggle with neurological decline, succumbed to his combat related injuries sustained during the Vietnam War.
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The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Antriece Hart. She's an award-winning sales leader, who coaches on global leadership and is a motivational speaker. Antriece looks after her mum who has been living with Alzheimers for the past 10 years, since her diagnosis at the age of 65. She has so much love for her mum and has discovered the art of redirection when her mum gets confused.
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The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by Rani Sinanan who quit her job as a teacher to become a full-time caregiver for her mum who was re-diagnosed with stage 4 gallbladder cancer.

Rani shares her tips on coping, the importance of breathing and how we often forget to pause and think for a moment. She combines her world of caregiving and world of makeup to raise awareness about different health concerns, bringing them to the forefront. You can follow Rani on Instagram: @_simplyrani.

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The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by 34 year old Kris McCabe from Chicago, she has been a caregiver for her grandmother who has Alzheimer’s for 4 years.
"The love that me and her share and the love that I provide and the care that I provide for her has given me a purpose that I cant even explain its given me everything. It's been a really enjoyable positive experience for me."

You can follow Kris on Instagram @lifewithgrams.

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The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!