Uniquely Qualified
Uniquely Qualified
Podcast Description
Host Liz Ficken connects with guests as they discuss their experience, strength, and hope in overcoming challenges. Empowered guests stand in the truth of their stories while also extending a hand to others who may feel alone, ashamed, or confused in their own struggles. From losing a loved one, to addiction recovery, and everything in between, this podcast is space for everyone to find hope, healing, and connection.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of personal resilience, healing, and connection, covering topics such as addiction recovery, chronic illness, grief, and parenting challenges. Episodes highlight inspiring stories, such as Sarah King's journey from tech executive to founder of Aurora House and Colleen's battle against meth addiction, showcasing the power of hope and community support.
Host Liz Ficken connects with guests as they discuss their experience, strength, and hope in overcoming challenges. Empowered guests stand in the truth of their stories while also extending a hand to others who may feel alone, ashamed, or confused in their own struggles. From losing a loved one, to addiction recovery, and everything in between, this podcast is space for everyone to find hope, healing, and connection.
Before Brooke was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, she had never experienced intensive medical intervention. But when her chronic discomfort turned to pain, things quickly changed.
Brooke's story highlights the mental and physical toll of living with a chronic condition, her journey to becoming her own best advocate, and the impact corporate food manufacturers have on the physical lives of Americans.
As always, we hope that you'll leave feeling more aware, connected, and supported the human experience.
You can follow Brooke's story on @crohnsmyway and the podcast @uniquelyqualifiedpod on Instagram.
Links:
Mayo Clinic on Crohn's Disease: Crohn's disease – Symptoms and causes – Mayo ClinicHopkins Medicine on Crohn's Disease: Crohn's Disease | Johns Hopkins Medicine
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