to be pain-free to be full.
breathe again
HOW TO LIVE WELL WHEN LIFE FALLS APART
breathe again
HOW TO LIVE WELL WHEN LIFE FALLS APART
HOW TO HANDLE
Anything
LIFE THROWS AT YOU
Download this FREE audio to discover three strategies to give you the self-confidence and trust to thrive, not just survive, right where you are.
breathe
again
HOW TO LIVE WELL WHEN LIFE FALLS APART
Download the first chapter of Breathe Again and find how to begin to live again when your life feels like it's crumbling all around you.
breathe
again
HOW TO LIVE WELL WHEN LIFE FALLS APART
Download the first chapter of Breathe Again and find how to begin to live again when your life feels like it’s crumbling all around you.
After losing my mum and sister to cancer, and then being diagnosed with rectal cancer myself (yes, rectal!) I decided I didn’t want to just survive, I wanted to thrive. Jesus said He came to give us life in all it’s fullness and I was determined to find it, even amongst the rubble of my cancer and grief.
I discovered life doesn’t have to be pain free to be full and friend, if I can live life to the full, so can you.
Thriving is a team sport and we’re in this
together.
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