Episode 333: Grace Yockey

 

Caregiver

            Grace Yockey is in her twenties, and she is her grandmother's primary caregiver. She left what many would consider the American dream to live with her grandmother who has dementia. Grace sat down with me to talk about caregiving as a young adult, her special relationship with her grandma, and Grace's perspective of success.

            Please enjoy the 333rd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Grace Yockey. Grace, thank you so much for talking with me about your life with your grandma. It was a gift to hear your story! 

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Episode 332: Mike Eruzione

 

Former Olympic hockey player

            Mike Eruzione is famous for being the captain of the 1980 U.S. Olympic men's hockey team that won against the Soviets in Lake Placid, New York. The event is famously known as the "Miracle on Ice," and Mike hit the winning goal. He sat down with me to share why he sells his memorabilia, his passion for family and hard work, and why patriotism still matters.

            Please enjoy the 332nd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Mike Eruzione. Mike, thank you for taking the time to talk with me and my audience about what you value most in life. 

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Episode 331: Kristen Armstrong

 

Wife, legal guardian, and mother

            Kristen Armstrong's life was changed forever when her husband of two years, Brandon, was in a car accident that left him with permanent brain damage. Kristen sat down with me to talk about the early years of Brandon's injury, her decision to become his legal guardian and ultimately remarry, and the sustaining power of her faith.

            Please enjoy the 331st episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Kristen Armstrong. Kristen, thank you for sharing your story with me and my audience. It was such a gift to connect with you. 

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Episode 330: Kelsey King Vandermyde

 

Grew up off-grid

            Kelsey King Vandermyde grew up in a cabin in Montana with no electricity, a pet deer, and living off the land. She was one of twenty siblings. Kelsey sat down with me to talk about the fear that drove her father to raise his family in the mountains, her life in the cabin, and her journey to becoming a Mormon.

            Please enjoy the 330th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Kelsey King Vandermyde. Kelsey, thank you for sharing your story with me and my audience. 

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