The Uplifters Podcast is Featuring...ME!!!
- Susan Pryde
- Aug 22, 2024
- 1 min read
Never in a million years would I have pictured myself in a podcast. Come to think of it, I did not expect to have, nor heal cirrhosis of the liver, begin a blog, a support group, and write a memoir!
I am humbled and grateful for the opportunity, and Aransas Thomas Savas is simply an extraordinary person and facilitator. I felt instantly at ease, and her insightful questions kept the conversation flowing. I am honored to share my episode here
I am incredibly excited to share my truth and serve others in need of a bit of hope and support.
These past few years, my life has been enriched beyond my wildest dreams, all stemming from a serious and unexpected illness. Finding my way back to health, gaining a beautiful fellowship, and finding my faith in the process, my sincere hope is that each of you will be inspired to live your very best life, no matter what challenges you face.
Help me spread the word, it is important to self-advocate, and as with any illness, early detection is so important.
Listen to my story and discover other incredible women's journeys at https://lnkd.in/gFGYtKKi or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe to never miss an episode!
Thank you,
With Love and Light,
Susan
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