Grateful for the Ones Who Show Up When the Storm Hits

As winter storms roll in and most of us are told to stay home, there are people who don’t get that option. In this episode of Too Stubborn to Quit, Pam and Linda talk about gratitude for the workers who head out into the snow, ice, and dangerous conditions so the rest of us can stay safe.

We reflect on the plow drivers, utility crews, first responders, line workers, and road crews who keep the lights on, the roads moving, and communities functioning when the weather turns brutal. This isn’t surface-level gratitude — it’s appreciation rooted in resilience, responsibility, and showing up when it’s hard.

If you’ve ever benefited from someone else’s willingness to brave the storm, this episode is a reminder to pause and say thank you.

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Don’t Quit When the Body Betrays You — Lisa Stamm’s Story

In this powerful episode of Too Stubborn to Quit, Pam and Linda sit down with Lisa Stamm, whose life changed forever when she suffered her first stroke at just 39 years old. Years later, a severe blood clot left her paralyzed — and facing a future doctors couldn’t predict.

Lisa lives with Antiphospholipid Syndrome, a rare blood disorder that reshaped her body, her independence, and her path forward. But her story isn’t defined by what she lost. It’s defined by what she fought for.

Ten years later, Lisa is walking, living a full life, and proving that resilience isn’t about returning to who you were — it’s about rebuilding who you become.

This episode is a reminder that healing isn’t linear, strength takes time, and quitting is never the answer.

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In this powerful episode of Too Stubborn to Quit, we sit down with Mark Morningstar, a man whose life was forever changed by receiving a live liver donation.

Mark shares what it’s like to live on both sides of the word waiting—waiting for answers, waiting for hope, and waiting for a second chance. His story isn’t just about survival; it’s about gratitude, resilience, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going when life rewrites the plan.

This conversation sheds light on the realities of organ donation, the courage of living donors, and why education and advocacy matter more than ever.

If you’ve ever wondered how far human kindness can go, this episode is for you.

Learn more and get involved:

• C.O.R.E. – Center for Organ Recovery & Education
  https://www.core.org

• Liver Education Advocates
  https://www.livereducationadvocates.org

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