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With travel on hold, it’s time for a podcast. I’d planned to do one for some time now, more focused on the people and adventures of travel. But there are many types of travel, and life’s road trip is one of them.
I have come to see the ups and downs, twists and turns and bumps in the road as a metaphor for life. We all encounter them. The question becomes how do we navigate them? Can they become a portal to a more conscious and meaningful life?
Here is a sneak preview of the first episode of Bump In The Road.
Bump In The Road: Liz O’Riordan
I am very grateful to Liz O’Riordan for being my first guest.
Liz discusses her journey, through cancer, recurrence, multiple surgeries, and treatments. No longer able to practice as a surgeon, she faces the need to redefine her very sense of identity.
“Cancer had robbed me of the only thing I ever wanted to do since I was a little girl.”
Now, with no hobbies, no social life and no job, Liz sets out to redefine her life.
How does one navigate a potentially life threatening, career destroying bump in the road and find some wisdom along the way? Welcome Liz O’Riordan:
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Life is so Fuc*ed up since losing my loved one to Esophageal Cancer. I am forever changed and not in a better way. Cancer not only took the only precise person in my life it took me. Since then I have devoted my life towards a targeted treatment for EC. I will lie, cheat and steal for the EC patient. God Bless all of our cancer patients and everyone touched by this dreaded disease. May all of us be gentle to ourselves and know that we are loved.
I am so sorry for your loss. But using that terrible pain to do some good for others is a powerful response that will make a difference. My thoughts are with you.