In this episode, we sit down with Jerry Robin to talk about resilience, mindset, and what it truly takes to rebuild your life after a major injury.

Jerry opens up about the most surprising part of his journey — discovering his ability to stay relatively positive even through some of the darkest moments. With honesty and humility, he shares how surrounding himself with good people and a solid environment has been one of the biggest keys to staying grounded and hopeful.

He also offers heartfelt advice for others new to their injury: it really does get better. Even when it feels like your world is spiraling, there are still meaningful things ahead. Jerry encourages listeners to take moments for themselves, reflect on both the good and bad, and appreciate what is still possible.

We also explore Jerry’s powerful “why”: not giving up on himself. Whether it’s therapy, exercise, work, or creating content to inspire others, Jerry goes to bed every day knowing he put effort toward becoming a better version of himself — and that fulfillment keeps him moving forward.

In this episode, Jerry shares:
• How positivity became a survival tool during his recovery
• Why your environment matters more than you think
• Advice for anyone newly injured and feeling overwhelmed
• How effort — big or small — builds fulfillment
• His passion for sharing content to inspire others on their journey

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Chris has discovered something powerful about himself — he’s no longer afraid to put himself out there. Once quiet about his goals, he’s now using his voice to advocate for others and spread awareness about cerebral palsy. His message to parents of children with CP is simple but strong: never stop asking questions, seeking resources, and learning what works best for your child — because every journey is unique.

At the heart of it all, Chris’s “why” is clear: to educate others and inspire young minds to see ability, not disability. 💚

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When tragedy struck and Hal’s (Founder of TPS) life changed in an instant, Lorie Hargrave, Hal's mom, found herself facing a journey she never could have imagined. In this episode, we hear her perspective on what it means to walk through the darkest moments while holding onto faith, strength, and an unwavering sense of purpose.

Lorie shares how the most surprising thing she discovered about herself was her own resilience—the ability to keep herself together and remain strong even when the weight of circumstances felt overwhelming. She credits her faith as the anchor that carried her through.

For families and individuals newly navigating life with a spinal cord injury, Lory offers heartfelt advice: hold on, embrace each moment, and seek the purpose within the pain. She believes every challenge carries opportunities—not only to grow personally but to use those experiences to help others along their journey.

At the heart of Lorie’s message is her ultimate “why”: to live life with purpose, make a difference, and remain present in each moment. Through Hal’s recovery, Lory has found that purpose isn’t just about her own healing, but about the ripple effect—how one person’s story, strength, or encouragement can profoundly impact another.

This is more than just a story of survival; it’s a story of faith in action, resilience in practice, and the power of living each day with meaning.