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Jenny is back! After a nearly 8 week long hiatus, Jenny has finally regained her strength to return to the mic, and opens up to tell us about her struggles with severe intestinal illness. Jenny shares how this very humbling experience impacted her mental health, and gets raw as she dives into how fragile we can be when our bodies aren’t performing at the level we have gotten used to. She takes us through her ups and downs as she suffered a very scary and sudden sickness, and how staying mindful and optimistic can help guide you through even the most difficult physical challenges.

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