Episodes

Being diagnosed with cancer can be a scary thing. No one wants to hear they have or may have cancer. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all or cookie-cutter approach to what your experience will be like. But what we do know is that how you address, react, and adjust to your cancer diagnosis will have a profound effect on your possible outcome. Rev. Chrisy Ennen and I will share with you a few things we’ve learned from our cancer experience that may help you if you’ve recently been diagnosed with or hav...

It’s been determined that around 2 million people are waiting to adopt in our country. Many ofthese people are looking to adopt Hard to Place Children. Those are children with certainphysical or emotional characteristics that make adoption more difficult. My guest is Jan Vestfrom Diamondhead, Mississippi. He and his wife, Jane, are a couple who did just that. Their son,Scott, is an adult now with a son of his own. Their journey is nothing short of a testament topersevering through adversity...

No matter the affliction, a disease can often leave a person with lasting side effects. Some side effects can be quite debilitating, hindering one from concentrating on their healing and recovery. Gary, and his co-hosts Eric Falgout and Maya McGee, delve into why focusing on healing can be so difficult and how the right mindset is important for recovery. They’ll share instances where their own misdirected mindset created chaos until they focused on solutions versus their situations. Changing our...

For the past 10 years, Sharon C. McGee has been the primary caregiver for her 68-year-old husband Arthur who has Frontotemporal Dementia. Arthur currently resides in the memory care unit of an assisted living center. Sharon has also provided assistance and care to her mother who had Parkinson’s with Lewy Bodies Dementia. She’s a professor at Southern University at New Orleans in its Health Information Management Systems program and consults with hospitals and physician practices in medical codin...

For the past 10 years, Sharon C. McGee has been the primary caregiver for her 68-year-old husband Arthur who has Frontotemporal Dementia. Arthur currently resides in the memory care unit of an assisted living center. Sharon has also provided assistance and care to her mother who had Parkinson’s with Lewy Bodies Dementia. She’s a professor at Southern University at New Orleans in its Health Information Management Systems program and consults with hospitals and physician practices in medical codin...

Gary continues his conversation with recovering cocaine and gambling addict, Eric Falgout, with an emphasis on overcoming the fear and anxiety that comes with self-doubt, disease, and adversity. Gary and Eric discuss the fears they’ve gone through during Gary’s cancer journey and Eric’s addiction and how they’ve quelled these emotions to achieve recovery and healing. They discuss the strongholds that keep them from achieving their full potential and from living life to the fullest without fear a...

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