Depression, Anxiety and The Other Shit We Don't Talk About Part II
Stories From My Father
SFMF has been looking forward to Part II of this Episode - Depression, Anxiety and The Other Shit We Don’t Want To Talk About – for quite some time. Today I am joined by two guests – Dr. Bridget Piggue, Director of Spiritual Health at Emory University Hospital Midtown. And also my good friend Tolton Pace, Public Health Professional and Youth Pastor at Impact Church in East Point, GA.
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The Turning Point
Stories From My Father
Today I have the distinct honor and privilege of sharing today’s Episode, The Turning Point with Dr. Andrew Sun, a Fellowship trained Urologist who specializes in Men’s Health. Also the Doctor responsible for identifying my father’s cancer diagnosis, and in a real sense, helping to extend his life.
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Who's Ladder Are You Holding
Stories From My Father
Today we are discussing Who’s Ladder Are You Holding – where we are talking about a wide range of topics pertaining to career; family and relationships; the value of friendships; wins and losses; personal growth; and what contributed to their success.
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Depression, Anxiety and The Other Shit We Don’t Want To Talk About
Stories From My Father
On today's episode of Stories From My Father The Podcast we are having a very candid conversation about Depression, Anxiety and The Other Shit We Don’t Want To Talk About.
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Jump School
Stories From My Father
During this Episode Jump School, we will engage in a lively conversation about the years my father served in the United States Army at Fort Campbell, KY – and being selected to be a part of this elite Unit called The 101st Airborne Division – also known as the Screaming Eagles.
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Storms
Stories From My Father
Let's talk about storms. Have you ever encountered a storm so severe that it caused you to pull over on the side of the road? If you are thinking that I am referring to a weather related storm such as a thunderstorm, flood or snowstorm,
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Returning Home
Stories From My Father
Returning Home is about reclaiming your rightful place in the Universe. Did you know that you were a shareholder in the Universe? It’s yours! It literally has your name on it! It’s your real estate. You own the deed. You can build and create the life that you desire. Why do we at times live our lives aimlessly?
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Stories From My Father - Promo
Stories From My Father
Promo for Stories From My Father
info_outlineReturning Home is about reclaiming your rightful place in the Universe. Did you know that you were a shareholder in the Universe? It’s yours! It literally has your name on it! It’s your real estate. You own the deed. You can build and create the life that you desire. Why do we at times live our lives aimlessly? Why are you turning over the keys of your future to someone who is not assigned to go with you into your destiny? It is imperative to our very existence, that we reclaim our rightful ownership in the Universe. Returning Home is less about a physical destination; but more so about a place of a spiritual restoration? A place where you can experience your greatest healing. I think sometimes we must return to those places where we experienced our greatest pain, in order to discover our greatest joy! Returning Home, is sometimes returning to the origins of where your pain began. It is also the place where your healing can take place. Isn’t that fascinating? That our healing can start at the very place of where our pain began? You cannot be afraid to go to that place and feel the pain all over again. It will not be easy or short lived for that matter. It must take, as long as it takes, there is no escape hatch. My dad once said, “You can do anything for a period of time.” The important thing is to protect your physical, mental and emotional health as you go through this healing process. So, I guess we can say, Stories From My Father was birthed from a place of joy and pain. And Returning Home is a chance where healing and restoration can take place. Only if we are truthful with ourselves; and open to taking the path that may require the most resistance.