Welcome back dudes and dudes and duettes. This is episode 113, 113 of the anxious truth.

Welcome back to the show. Today I'm going to interview a new friend of mine. I could not be happier to have this woman on the podcast.

Sarah Don Pease and I will link all her stuff in the show notes. Sarah with an H, Don D-O-A-N peace, PE-A-C-E.

Well, link all her stuff in the show notes,

we'll tell you to get to it at the end of the podcast.

Sarah is awesome.

She was introduced to me by a mutual friend.

Sarah has been through the ringer medically from the day she was born literally, and you have to listen to her, tell the story, she'll fill you on all of it coming up right now.

And yet she has taken all of her medical problems all the challenges in her life, including

being traumatized by these conditions and these surgeries and being placed in these life-threatening

conditions out of her control over and over in a term called medical PTSD.

She has taken almost all of the tools that we talk about incessantly on the podcast and in the Facebook group and in my books and everything else.

She is practically a textbook example of someone who reached out, made it her business to learn these

tools and worked relentlessly to use the tools to get herself out of a bad situation,

I mean really a bad situation and come out the other side.

Just a better person, an incredibly strong woman, well versed in this,

knowledgeable, she's done her homework, she's you know closing in on PhD level in

clinical psychology and her experience is amazing. So let's get on with it.

I want you to listen to Saradone Peace, tell her story.

She will inspire you, and I think she will hopefully encourage you to move forward in your own recovery

once you listen to what she has done.

So let's get rolling.

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