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Oh, My Health...There Is Hope!

Tami & Elizabeth Lange Share How Innovative Purses Empower Women and Support Breast Cancer Research

Oh, My Health...There Is Hope!

Jana Short

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.9 • 336 Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2026

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

"Sometimes hope comes in different ways that you don't recognize, and you don't expect, and you just gotta hold on and push for that crazy ride." - Elizabeth Lange

 

Tami Lange is an innovative entrepreneur and founder of Save the Girls, a company dedicated to creating stylish and functional purses with touchscreen capabilities. Inspired by a personal experience involving phone loss and her sister-in-law's breast cancer diagnosis, Tami developed Save the Girls to address the need for safer and convenient phone storage solutions. Her innovative designs have gained recognition from prominent figures and platforms, including Lori Greiner, Howie Mandel, QVC, HSN, and Good Morning America. Tami and her company are committed to women's health, donating at least 10% of profits to breast cancer research.

Elizabeth Lange, Tami's daughter, actively supports the family business by contributing to its design and promotional strategies. Elizabeth embodies the company's mission by advocating for both fashion and functionality in product development, ensuring that Save the Girls caters to women at every stage of life.

 

Episode Summary:

In this inspiring episode of the "Oh My Health, There is Hope" podcast, host Jana Short delves into the remarkable journey of Tami and Elizabeth Lange, the force behind Save the Girls. This mother-daughter duo shares how a series of personal challenges transformed into an innovative and impactful business venture. The episode unfolds the story of Tami's journey from facing a financial crisis to launching a groundbreaking line of touchscreen purses designed to promote safer, more practical cell phone carriage. The Lange family's commitment to supporting breast cancer research is a testament to their passion for making a difference.

The discussion highlights the adaptability and resilience that powered Save the Girls to success. Listeners are introduced to the functionality, practicality, and style that distinguish these products from traditional purses. Designed with every woman in mind, the Save the Girls lineup includes crossbody bags, wristlets, and their newly introduced athletic line, which are stadium-approved and meet the needs of dynamic lifestyles. The Langes' dedication to quality and giving back resonates throughout, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, health advocacy, and innovative fashion solutions.

 

Key Takeaways:

  • Tami Lange turned a personal challenge into Save the Girls, a thriving business that offers stylish, functional purses that promote safer cell phone use.

  • The Langes emphasize the importance of women's health by pledging at least 10% of profits to breast cancer research.

  • Save the Girls products are designed for every stage of a woman's life, from young girls to grandmothers, prioritizing convenience and safety.

  • The company is now venturing into the athletic market with a specialized line that caters to gym-goers with functional, fashionable designs.

  • Featuring over 150 designs, Save the Girls aims to become a household name, ensuring their products not only serve a practical purpose but also support significant health causes.

 

Resources:

Go hands-free and support a great cause at SaveTheGirls.com.  When you shop, be sure to use code STG20 for 20% off.

 

 

✨ Enjoying the show? Stay inspired long after the episode ends! Jana is gifting you free subscriptions to Ageless Living Magazine and Best Holistic Life Magazine—two of the fastest-growing publications dedicated to holistic health, personal growth, and living your most vibrant life. Inside, you'll find powerful stories, expert insights, and practical tools to help you thrive—mind, body, and soul.

 

Connect with Jana and explore more episodes:
https://www.janashort.com/
https://www.janashort.com/contact/

 

🎶 Show Music: "Hold On" by Amy Gerhartz
https://www.amygerhartz.com/music

Transcript

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0:00.0

You are listening to Oh My Health There is Hope podcast.

0:11.5

When your heart is aching and your world is shaking.

0:17.4

Don't give up.

0:19.0

No, no, don't give up

0:21.6

When your life is fading

0:24.6

From the troubles you're facing

0:27.6

Don't give up

0:29.6

No, no, you're in enough

0:33.6

Hold on

0:35.6

Vote on Good things are gonna come Welcome to the O my health, there is hope

0:47.4

Each episode you'll hear from health experts, major influencers, and other extraordinary people to discuss holistic health,

0:55.4

wellness, and to share their incredible stories with you.

0:58.6

Your host, Janice Short, is a mindset coach, NLP and RTT practitioner, best-selling author,

1:04.4

and creator of Best Holistic Life and Health Influencers Mastermind, working toward changing

1:09.8

the world one health expert at a time.

1:13.1

Aren't you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Now, here's your host, Janice Short.

1:22.6

Hello and welcome back to All My Health. There is Hope the podcast. I'm your host, I Giana Short, and today I have two of the most incredible women in front of me, and I cannot wait to share their story.

1:34.3

Today we're going to be speaking with Tammy and Elizabeth Lang.

1:37.3

Let me tell you a little bit about these two women.

1:40.3

First, I'm going to tell you a little bit about Tammy.

1:42.3

Tammy's innovation came from a place

1:44.4

of necessity. After her daughters lost their phones and her sister-in-law developed breast cancer in the

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