Natalie Norton — Sticking Around for the Miracle
Sounds Good with Branden Harvey
English - January 15, 2018 09:00 - 1 hour - 60.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 354 ratingsNon-Profit Business Health & Fitness Mental Health activism branden good goodness happy harvey health hope inspire internet Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Author, speaker, and life coach Natalie Norton’s life has been put through the ringer. She is no stranger to pain. Tragedy began with the unexpected death of her younger brother in 2007. After this event, her life slowly unraveled over the next few years with the death of her youngest son, a failed adoption of 3 beautiful children who had been living in Natalie’s home for 2 years when the state unexpectedly reunified them with their biological mother. Furthermore, a sudden ‘brain surge’/seizure left Natalie unable to communicate, remember her own name or identify her children as her own. Most recently, her 11 year old son was struck by a a compact SUV while crossing the street — leaving him no option but to spend a month in the ICU. Today, his recovery is still ongoing.
This unbelievably painful sequence of events is a mapping of Natalie’s life that, miraculously, has lead her to conclude that it’s worth sticking around for the miracle.
In this conversation, Branden and Natalie delve deep into the truth of why a personal commitment to passion and drive changes everything and the idea that our lives are meant to be so much more than the pain inside of it.
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