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Despite being born with a disability in both arms, America's Got Talent" finalist, and comedian, Ryan Niemiller, the self-proclaimed “Cripple Threat of Comedy” shares his views of the world from the perspective of the handicapped.
In Episode 16, you will hear the inspiring story of a man with no arms or legs who is spreading the love of Jesus to thousands of people each year; a lady who was dependent on drugs and alcohol for 35 years and ended up in prison that now helps other inmates throughout the world live a Christ-centered life; a woman using her dancing skills to teach dance classes for children with special needs; and a woman who takes volunteering to an incredible level.
Three-Legged Ex-Hooker Stoya Clonix tells Degenerate Nation about her quickie Vegas Divorce racket.
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Jen Bricker-Bauer has been featured on ESPN, 20/20, Good Morning America and many other major networks across the world.
Her story is a miraculous one - she was born without legs due to a rare birth defect, abandoned in the hospital and not even given a name.
She could have grown up feeling hopeless and defeated but instead she was adopted and went on to become a world record holder, champion gymnast and New York Times Bestselling Author.
Her story has a lesson for everyone and there are so many twists and turns you’ll get goose bumps that will last for days!
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Bob talks with Taylor Hyatt, a disabilities rights activist in Ontario, Canada, about Catholic parishes being more welcoming to those with disabilities, especially those with mobility limitations.
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Lots of people can make lemonade out of lemons, but a select few can make lemon meringue pie.
Bree Reynolds was born with all of the qualifications for justified self-pity: poverty, divorced parents, and a birth defect... But that's just not her style. She's tough, tenacious, faith-filled, and very funny. Underestimate her at your peril!
Disabled or Not, we could all use a vacation!
In this episode, we discuss Handicapped and disabled accessible vacation locations that are affordable for those of us on a fixed income.
After being struck by a car at age four, Eve Chalom lost her sense of hearing. While she regained some of her ability within six months, the emotional and energetic consequences of the accident stuck around for a lifetime. Also on the show, I answer a listener question about disclosing your grief story to others (especially nosy coworkers!). And I talk about the popular phrase, "One day at a time."
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