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🗓️ 19 June 2018
⏱️ 55 minutes
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As most of you know, I have a daughter named Remi. This episode is about another Remi, and her amazing family. Crystal Sepulvado is a wife, mother, and nurse practitioner who had her faith shaken to the core when her now nine month old daughter Remi was born eight weeks early with multiple health problems requiring multiple surgeries.
I am excited about this inspiring interview. Another thing I am excited about is that my book Eat Cake. Be Brave. is being released on July 17th. In honor of my book release, I will be reading excerpts from the book that apply to each podcast. This one is especially pertinent. I’m reading When Hope Is Your Name which is a letter I wrote to my daughter Remi.
Crystal is an inspiring woman, wife, and mother. She shares her family's story of Remi being born. She not only shares the multiple challenges she faced, but she shares how hope and faith kept her going. Crystal is a woman of unwavering faith and an inspiration and a help to others.
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0:00.0 | Hi y'all you're listening to ordinary people ordinary things with me your host |
0:05.5 | Melissa Radke the ordinariest of us all Welcome friends and listeners. That was weird as if my listeners are not my |
0:20.6 | friends or that my friends aren't listening. That's probably true. I am really |
0:24.8 | excited about this week's episode for a number of reasons. Okay here we go. Number one, we are on the |
0:31.0 | countdown for the July 17th release of the book that will probably bring world peace |
0:36.8 | My book eat cake be brave. I can't say for sure that it will bring world peace, but it will probably get pretty darn close I mean does |
0:45.0 | that sound like bragging because it's 100% is but I bring that up because for the |
0:49.3 | next several weeks I will be sharing an excerpt from the book in regards to that week's particular |
0:55.2 | episode. |
0:56.2 | So for instance there's a chapter in the book entitled When Hope is Your Name, a letter |
1:01.2 | to my daughter. |
1:02.2 | Now I wrote this chapter to my daughter Rimi Hope. Now it would |
1:05.9 | seem logical that after I read this particular excerpt we actually sat down and spoke with |
1:11.1 | Rimi herself but oh dear listener we just listen to Remy not what two three weeks ago I can't interview her again |
1:19.3 | not because she isn't awesome she totally is and not because she doesn't have a hell a lot to say. She totally does. |
1:26.4 | But because I had to take an absurd amount of La Razzapam before that episode and I don't feel like any doctor would totally recommend that twice. |
1:36.0 | So we're not going to be talking to Remy Hope Radke. |
1:39.0 | You're welcome. |
1:40.0 | And that leads us to reason number two as to why I am so excited about today. |
1:45.7 | About a year ago, in our sweet little town, signs began appearing in yards and the lawns of |
1:51.6 | dental offices and restaurants that all said the same thing. |
1:55.2 | Rally for Remy. Rally for Remy. I didn't know of one other single remie in this town. |
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