This episode is with a new friend a young friend. Her name is Megan. She's from Greece, and she wanted to tell her story on mental health. One day she popped into my life on TikTok and her, and I instantly connected, and she felt like she had a lot to say on the subject of mental health. We discussed her struggles, the ups and downs, and everything in between.

Dying at birth, David was exposed to a medical experiment that kept him a live but the side effects were so bad it became Illegal to do to humans just months after it was done to him. Birth defects, sterility and 100% mortality by age 20 were the side effect. He was in chronic pain from his earliest years. Things were so bad by age 20 that he was trying to end his life. Then he went to church and found hope. David was the only person in the experiment to live past 20 and the only one to then have 3 children naturally. David felt called to love people with God's love share that love which is the beginning of hope. David then traveled internationally sharing that hope and seeing lives changed for over 50 years. Since then became an award winning photographer and wrote his new book on Amazon and Barnes and Noble "When the Doctors say NO! God says YES!!!" about his life and how anyone can find hope in Christ and experience their life improved as a result.

You can get his book and check out his website here https://www.davidwebel.com/

And you can check his podcast out here https://podmatch.com/hostdetail/176254519147195937a0e42f5

Jacob is a guy I met on TikTok from my lives, he's a very upbeat and positive guy who just beat stage three lymphoma cancer. We discuss the buildup, the hospital stays, the treatment, and all that went into him eventually becoming cancer free. We also talk about the aftermath and what is still affected, and what lies ahead for him and his future.

This episode is with my friend Sammi, she's a woman who not only has epilepsy, but has multiple diagnosis and health conditions. When we recorded this episode, she was in the hospital, and she still has a goal of soon to be released because she has been there for many years. For as much as she has gone through, she is an ultra positive and strong person, and she perseverance every day. She's one of those people when you meet them, you just say, how do you do it?

Follow her on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@sammie.epilepsy.warrior?_r=1&_t=ZT-93ay80A5TTR

This episode is with a friend I made off of Tiktok named Daniel. We discussed mental health, family, his duty, as being a protector to his younger brother and what he learned about life in his early 18 years of living. Daniel is a really smart kid for his age, and it gives me hope for the future for all young men and women like him.

Chris Rogers is Educating, Emboldening, and Encouraging young people to make healthy decisions is the heart behind my work. When it comes the age of AI, "fake news" and constant, incessant stimulation, it's often difficult to know who to trust and what's true/false. My mission is to advocate for young people in middle-high school's mental health and safety while using the internet, promoting self-advocacy, awareness and accountability. As an experienced public school teacher, performer, public speaker, worship leader and p*rn addiction recovery coach, I'm uniquely qualified to teach a young demographic in a way that is compassionate and engaging without pandering or patronizing. I'm looking forward in engaging in conversation that's invigorating and educational!

Chris Rogers website https://www.rebootedteen.com

My name is Aziel. I’m 23. I’m transgender and I have a neuromuscular disease called spinal muscular atrophy type two. Basically means that my brain doesn’t sing the signals for my body to do certain things like walk, roll over on my side you know simple things that a lot of people don’t typically think about they just do. Because of my neuromuscular disease it means I require a lot of care and because my family is older they’re able to care for me in the home without 244/7 care but once you turn 21 you lose that and you go to only 76 hours or less a week. So I live in a nursing home, unless I can find a caregiver that’s willing to be my caregiver full-time I have to live here. Living in a nursing home also means that I don’t have much money to myself at all. I only get to keep $30 of my SSI every month. Unless someone sends money to my Cash app, which isn’t a lot, but when I do get some, it does help me get what I need.

I'm at Bladyn on TikTok live and, he immediately showed me respect and kindness, by trying to help me fix an issue that I've had for sometime now which is my sleep issues. He's a young man that we all hope our kids grow up to be a strong, and kind. In this episode, we discuss his near death experience, mental health, his own sleep troubles, and much more.