Nov. 28, 2022
Q: What are some takeaways you've had from the first two years of the podcast?
Q: What are some takeaways you've had from the first two years of the podcast.
A: For me, the Ambiguously Blind podcast has proven the power of connection. Humans are meant to live in community. As a survivor of a near death experience with meningitis, I’m always amazed and inspired by the stories of others impacted by meningitis and other life altering experiences. I’ve found that resilience is built-in to the human spirit. My hope is that when we connect and share stories, people understand they are not alone, become inspired and tap into the wealth of resilience they didn’t know they had.
“You can live your life lamenting about your limitations, or you can grow with the greatness you already have.” – John Grimes
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