Micah Herndon on the Inspiring Angel Charm His Mom Gave Him
The Marine veteran and long-distance runner recalls how his mother supported him as he dealt with PTSD and survivor’s guilt and shares the special angel charm she gave him.
Micah Herndon on Completing the Boston Marathon
The Marine veteran and long-distance runner recalls how he resorted to crawling in order to reach the finish line to honor his fallen comrades.
Remembering Bob Newhart: 94 Years of Faith, Family and Funny
By Brett Leveridge5 min read
The legendary funnyman, who passed away on July 18, 2024, brought joy and laughter to his many fans for more than 60 years.
How Dana Smith’s Diner Supports the Recovery Community
Dana Smith, who has been sober since 2007, shares how she came to open D’s Friendly Diner, where nearly all the employees are in recovery.
For This Marine Veteran, Running Is Therapy
In this series of videos, Micah Herndon, who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, shares how long-distance running has helped him in dealing with PTSD and survivor’s guilt.
Meet the Dog Who Saw Him Through Recovery from a Brain Hemorrhage
Spencer Pickell discusses the role his dog, Moon, played in Spencer’s long and difficult recovery from a brain hemorrhage.
Keyon Dooling on How He Found Healing Following Sexual Trauma
The former NBA star shares how he overcame the emotional damage he suffered after being sexually abused as a young child.
This Cancer Survivor Built a Bench in the Woods to Inspire Others
After surviving Stage 3 cancer, Mark Speckhart built a bench in a forest that offers respite and comfort to those who come upon it.
For This Veteran, Music Is Lovelier the Second Time Around
This veteran thought he had given up the trumpet for good, but his wife arranged for an unexpected encore.
Serving as a Caregiver to Her Son Renewed Her Faith
Amy Roost shares how her role as a caregiver following her son’s brain hemorrhage strengthened her faith and bolstered her prayer life.
How Technology Helped a Lonely Widow Reconnect
Diane wanted to help her mother-in-law overcome loneliness, but first she had to convince her that technology was to be embraced, not avoided.
The 77-Year-Old Breast Cancer Survivor Who Biked Across the Country
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Cancer survivor Carol Zemola Garsee, 77, shares highlights of her bike trip across the country.