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Was On An Internet Radio Show Today!
For the first time, I talked online about my unique family. I was very nervous but Jenn, the hostess, made me feel very relaxed. I couldn't believe the hour went by so fast! We had some sound issues, but I think you can hear everything.
I got to talk about my hubby, the two boys and me, our lives with chronic illnesses, disabilities and disorders. I didn't even have time to fit my sister in there! If you would like to listen to the show, here it is. I hope that this will be a great introduction to some people about me. If you listen, leave a comment!
I got to talk about my hubby, the two boys and me, our lives with chronic illnesses, disabilities and disorders. I didn't even have time to fit my sister in there! If you would like to listen to the show, here it is. I hope that this will be a great introduction to some people about me. If you listen, leave a comment!
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Comment by Paul Butt on April 29, 2009 at 5:20pm - What anabsolutely fabulous and encouraging insight into your life you gave. I have only just heard the broadcast , but you know what they say, better late than never . I personally think your radio voice was better than the host ( I know how nerve racking it can be) i used to work for an internet radio station as a DJ and its nervouse for the interviewer never mind the interviewee but your nerves didnt come across at all you spoke very articulate and your story I'm sure touched quite a few people, and i'm sure really encouraged a few to . Well done on a most enlightening and touching interview .
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Comment by mabra breitenstein on April 24, 2009 at 8:19am
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I am very proud of you!
I think our kids learn alot from having disabled parent or parents.
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Comment by suzanne robitaille on April 23, 2009 at 12:15pm - Congratulations! You're well on your way to a career as a disability expert! Suzanne
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Comment by Donald Rilea on April 23, 2009 at 11:39am
- Brava, Ms. Elise, for this appearance on Blog Radio, and for your stories and display of what I like to call Ordinary Courage by yourself and your family in your many everyday struggles. Keep up the great work.
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Comment by Lori Laws on April 23, 2009 at 10:34am - Your story is very touching. It's so important to tell others about your disability, it will encourage those who listen to your testimony. It took me a long time to get a diagnosis as well. It's wonderful how you can be such a loving and supportive caregiver and mother. Obstacles you are overcoming...your strength is so encouraging. I was recently on Blog Talk Radio w/ Hope Endures... a part of Rest Ministries. I have Muscular Dystrophy. I just finished writing my memoir about the radical change that was made in my life as a result. If interested, there is a website all about the book (About Me, About the book, Read an excerpt), the link for the site is on my page here. Take care and God bless. Lori Laws
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Comment by Tami on April 23, 2009 at 9:50am
- wow that is awesome..
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Comment by Lynn Rickert on April 23, 2009 at 9:29am -
I didn't have a link pop up for the radio show, but how great that you could be on the radio and share about your family! I applaud you! So brave! I hope there were lots of listeners - I bet they all learned plenty!
Blessings to you!
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