by lameredith | May 16, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes, Uncategorized
First, the diagnosis was epilepsy. Then, a host of other symptoms besides seizures were identified and treated. By the time Mary Held finally found a doctor who landed on the right intervention, she’d lost mobility and nearly all the ability to work and live as...
by lameredith | May 10, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes
Daniel Hess was just a little boy when his close-as-a -brother cousin died. Daniel himself was born with aortic valve stenosis, a heart defect that meant he couldn’t play sports like other kids. He could have easily focused on the limitations, but from the...
by lameredith | Apr 25, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes
Jinny Wong was living the dream. With a supportive husband, a secure job with great benefits, and a growing family, what could be better? But she wasn’t living her dream. Jinny wanted to pursue her passion of acting. But should she? How could she? What all was...
by lameredith | Apr 19, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes
When Robyn Moore’s doctor told her she needed an 11th medication to manage her mental health, inwardly she balked. It took some encouragement to address her concerns directly, and the decision to do so spurred a series of other opinions that needed challenging....
by lameredith | Apr 12, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes
Welcome to this three-part miniseries about the book-to-movie process. This is episode 3. I’ll be sharing some of what I learned when my memoir, Pieces of Me: Rescuing My Kidnapped Daughters, became Stolen By Their Father on Lifetime Television, and mistakes I...
