by JHFHBrightSighted | Feb 27, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
In 2024, 18-year-old Olivia Allen lost her battle with leukemia, leaving behind a heartbroken family, friends, and a community forever changed. Nearly a year later, her mother, Mellissa, her sister, Sophia, and her best friend, Aubrey, sit down with Heather to share...
by JHFHBrightSighted | Feb 20, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
Ashley Schneider grew up watching her mother, Jill, battle multiple sclerosis with quiet strength. Determined to take action, she founded MS Run the US from her childhood bedroom in Wisconsin, turning her love of running into a mission to raise awareness and funds for...
by JHFHBrightSighted | Feb 13, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
What happens when you lose someone you love to suicide? How do you even begin to process a loss that feels impossible to carry? In this episode, Heather sits down with Madison Reuter, who opens up about losing her ex-partner, Regis, to suicide after his battle with...
by JHFHBrightSighted | Feb 6, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
MacKenzie Zarzycki’s mother checked herself into the hospital for what she thought was COVID-19 shortly after she was on life support. In this episode of A Place of Yes, MacKenzie, host of the tourism podcast Destination Saratoga All Access, shares her journey of...
by JHFHBrightSighted | Jan 30, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
Picture this—a packed restaurant, margaritas flowing, and a room full of people who love Jake. That’s Cantina Day. It’s more than just a tradition—it’s a celebration of his life, a space to share memories, and a reminder that grief doesn’t have to be lonely. We sat...
by JHFHBrightSighted | Jan 23, 2025 | Blog, News, Podcast
What if the right piece of equipment could restore someone’s independence? Heather sits down with Joe Keiderling, the heart and mind behind Rifton Equipment, to discuss how their adaptive designs are more than just tools—they’re lifelines. From helping kids take...
