13 Sally Fowler: CRPS, Navigating Loss and Advocating for Your Own Health pt. 2
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Sally Fowler shares what it's like to live with CRPS, how her diagnosis felt like losing both her identity and her mom, and how she's been able to reimagine what her future looks like. She discusses the many things she's lost due to CRPS and how she's been able to find ways to incorporate some of those things back into her life. Sally also talks about how her CRPS led her to a completely new career path and how that career has allowed her to advocate for herself and others with CRPS. Sally's Websites: dadogtraining.weebly.com crpsservicedog.weebly.com Sally's Instagram: instagram.com/disabledadvantage Sally's Facebook: facebook.com/DADogTraining Robbie's Facebook: facebook.com/CRPSRobbie Sally's Email: [email protected] If you have a question for Sally or myself that wasn't answered today, or if you have an idea for an upcoming show, connect with me through any of my social media channels or send an email to [email protected] and I'll be in touch soon! Jenn of Instagram: instagram.com/jenn_patrice Jenn on Facebook: facebook.com/jenn_patrice Jenn on Twitter: twitter.com/jennpatrice12 Company You Keep on Instagram: instagram.com/companyyoukeeppod Our Sponsors: Humble Beast Lifestyle: humblebeastlifestyle.com Low Ultraviolet: lowultraviolet.com If you liked today's episode, it would mean the world to me if you left a 5 star rating and review. This is how I can continue to share the stories of others and build a stronger community.
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