John Higbee is a standup comedian in the Phoenix area and performs all over the state. His dry sense of humor and quick wit makes him a crowd favorite. While going to ASU as young man, his life changed forever. John shares that story plus his sense of humor in this episode of the “We’re not Stumped” podcast.
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Mike Bolland sits down with Jeanette Jones, a childhood cancer survivor who shares her remarkable story. Diagnosed with cancer as a child, Jeanette faced years of treatment in an effort to save her left leg. At age 16, she underwent a hip disarticulation — a complex amputation that removes the entire leg, including the femur, from the pelvis. Jeanette's resilience and determination in the face of these challenges will leave you inspired. Tune in for her powerful insights on adapting to life after amputation and thriving beyond adversity.
In this episode of We're Not Stumped, Mike Bolland highlights inspiring stories of resilience and inclusion: Teen Triumph - A high school athlete overcomes an ATV accident with community support fueling his recovery. Feline Fighter - A rescued senior cat thrives after a leg amputation, proving second chances are possible. Access Golf Spotlight -Discover how Access Golf empowers individuals with disabilities by breaking barriers in the sport. These powerful narratives showcase courage and hope. Don’t miss this uplifting conversation!
Join us on this episode of the We're Not Stumped podcast as we talk with Britt Kimball, Amputee Program Champion at Encompass Health Valley of the Sun. A dedicated occupational therapist, Britt has been making a difference in the amputee community since 2016. Learn about her work leading monthly support groups, organizing running, swimming, and golf clinics. Discover how Britt's efforts create better outcomes for amputees and foster a supportive, thriving community.
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