Testimonials From Our Clients
Accepting Loss with Fran Sadin
As a mother, Fran Sadin had to overcome the death of her two sons. She was confused of why this was happening to her, knowing she was a woman of faith. Overtime she realized that she needed to be grateful for who she has in her life now. Listen to Fran as she explains how she dealt with grief and watch the full video on YouTube.
Getting Over Life’s Greatest Hurdles with Mildred Muhamad
For years, Mildred Muhamad had suffered through domestic violence from her ex-husband. Throughout their marriage, he played psychological mind games and even after she left, he attempted to isolate her. Little did she know, he would become the “DC Sniper” and she would be his next target. Listen to Mildred as she explains how she got through this struggle and click here to watch the full episode.
Dealing with Grief with Emily Gram
For Emily Gram, Christmas time is a very tragic and saddening time for her and her family. In 2015, she had lost to her son due to a hereditary blood disorder that they were unaware of. Going through this tough time, she remained calm under the stress for the sake of her other two children. Listen to Emily as she explains how she dealt with her grief, and to watch the full episode, go to the LFO Radio Show on Spreaker.
Finding Your Purpose with Tiffany Ketterman
Tiffany Ketterman grew up feeling as it she didn’t have a voice of her own in her home. This had led to emotional and physical abuse in her romantic relationships. After being with multiple troubled partners, Tiffany had decided to put her former mistakes into perspective and learn from them. She then had discovered that she can focus her love on other aspects of her life such as her grandchildren, daughter and career. Listen as she explains how she found her purpose from her past and to watch the full episode, click to listen.
Creating Wins with Diana Moshier
From the ages of 5-15, Diana Moshier had been physically and sexually abused by her stepfather. Growing up in that kind of environment, led to the use of alcohol and maturing quickly as the protector of her family. However, Diana had preserved by finding love and ultimately forgiving her father. Listen as she explains how she created her wins throughout her life. To watch the full episode, click the link provided.
Overcoming Your Limitations with Abbey Curran
Abbey Curran was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when she was two. As a child her gait was heavily affected and she faced difficulty in learning how to walk. While having cerebral palsy presented multiple hurdles, Abbey found a way to be resourceful in facing her challenges. Abbey Curran became the first disabled person to ever compete and become Miss USA in 2008, although there were people who said it was impossible, Abbey listened to her heart and went for it. She went on to found the Miss You Can Do It Pageant, a national non-profit pageant for girls and women with special needs and challenges. Listen here to her story. For other stories like this check out our YouTube channel where you can go to live full out!
Miracles Do Happen with Patti Foster
Patti Foster was in a car accident in 2002. She was ejected out of her car and suffered multiple body injuries as well as a severe brain injury. She was in a coma for 6 weeks after the incident. Although this was majorly life changing for her, she decided to focus on recovery and became an advocate of brain injury. She was written her own book titled Coping With Traumatic Brain Injury: One’s Woman Journey’s from Death To Life, and now sits on the board of many committees and councils such as The Hope After Brain Injury and the Texas Brain Injury Advisory Council, and more. Listen to hear about Patti’s motivation to keep living after a devastating and taxing experience. Watch the video below to hear the full show.
Discovering Who You Are with Autumn Asphodel
Autumn Asphodel is a male to female transgender that has gone through the struggle of being disconnected with her own body. Through suffering trauma and abuse as a child, she developed a multiple personality disorder. After transforming her gender identity and bringing her personalities into one, Autumn has dedicated herself to a path of self-healing. She considers herself a motivator, spiritual healer and teacher, and shares her stories on Youtube and her website. For yers, Autumn has experienced being uncomfortable with who she was before her transition, and now strives to be who she truly is everyday. Hear Autumn talk about her journey on coming to know who she is on the LFO Radio Show. Click on the video link below to hear the whole show.
Moving Past Mistakes in Life with Zachary Gauvin
Zachary Gauvin was in a serious car accident that resulted in a brain injury and being in a coma for a month. Because of drinking He had to relearn how to walk, talk and use his left hand all over again. Despite given 5% chance of survival, Zach graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a bachelors in Journalism. He now has become an advocate for people with brain injuries on his blog, and is author to a book titled Miracle Kid. Hear how Zachary overcame this life obstacle by surviving all odds and assisting others along the way on the LFO Radio Show. Click on the video below to watch the full episode
Life Keeps Going with Sandy Peckinpah
Sandy Peckinpah lost her son to bacterial meningitis when he was 16. After coming home with a headache and fever, Sandy took her son to the doctor where he was told he he had flu. Later that night he passed away to a misdiagnosed illness. After dealing with these unexpected circumstances, Sandy became a writer and published her book, How to Survive The Worst That Can Happen, that talks about her recovery. Hear on LFO Radio how Sandy was able to write a book in honor of her son’s passing and how she was motivated to inspire others along the way. Click the video below to watch the full episode.
Perseverance is Key with Jami Marseilles
Moving Through Resistance with Jenni Grover
Keeping Optimistic With Kat Harrison
At 15 years old, Kat Harrison contracted the rare bacterial infection in her ear and skull leading to a life of battles. During her 8 week antibiotics treatment, whilst successfully beating the infection, the high dosage had disrupted her balance system causing the rare neurological disorder Oscillopsia. Now having to constantly struggle with her balance, undergone 14 surgeries and daily chronic migraines, Kat epitomizes a true warrior in life. Her supreme optimism allows her to fight on and strive her to achieve her goals. Becoming an established writer, Kat took her skills to several magazines allowing her voice to be heard and her story to be shared. So, click here to listen to Kat share her incredible journey of her Daily life and her experience being on the Living Full Out Show and click on the videobelow to watch the full episode.
Come Out and Live With Jackson Bird
Jackson Bird publically came out as a Transgender and everyday has been committed to standing up for the voices of his community and educating people on their lifestyle. Having to face the misconceptions of what other people think, Jackson has been dealing with the preconceived stigma of his experiences his entire life and discovered that once coming out he would never stop. Nevertheless, being willing to face a new reality to be truly happy with himself. Jacksons story has continued to inspire others to have the confidence to come out and live their truths. So click here to listen to hear Jackson relate his story on being on the Living full Out Show. Click on the video below to watch the full episode
Developing Resilience with Jason Schechtertle
Jason Schechtertle had a dream to be a Phoenix Police Officer. Tragedy struck 14 months into his lifelong career, tragedy struck when his patrol car was ferociously hit at 100mph causing immediate explosion and trapping him in the car. In miraculous circumstances, Jason, survived the crash and went to undergo a plethora of surgeries after suffering burns to 40% of his body. After plus 50 surgeries, Jason had to find his own way to independently perform the everyday task. Today tours around the world to share his journey on how he overcame unimaginable adversity. So click on the link to hear Jason relate his story on being on The Living Full Out Show and click here to watch the full episode.
The Road to the New Justin Willoughby
Justin Willoughby weighed an astonishing 799 pounds at the young age of 16. He was told that if were not to redirect his life into losing weight, then he wouldn’t be able fulfill his life span. From only being able to stand up and sit down, he lost a staggering 600 pounds without the use of drugs or surgery and became an advocate for all people struggling with weight loss. Now doing 5k runs, he has shown that through healthy eating and discipline in exercise that the most difficult challenges can be achieved. Listen in as he shares he thoughts as an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show and click HERE to watch the full episode.
Turning Tragedies into Triumphs with Debbie Salamone
Discovering Coping Debbie Salamone was attacked by a shark in 2004, off the coast of Florida. Her Achilles tendon was severed, and she needed therapy and surgery to recover. However, instead of allowing this experience to turn into a fear, she decided to use it as a motivation to bring about change. She is the Founder of the organization called Shark Attack Survivors for Shark Conservation, and she also promotes international trade protections. Listen in as she relates her story as an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show. Click HERE to watch the full episode!
Surviving Tragedy with Roseann Sdoia
Roseann Sdioa is a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing attack. She was running when she heard an explosion and saw a white light underneath her feet. Knowing at that point she lost a leg, Roseann continued to fight and stay conscious. Hear Roseanne thank Nancy for allowing her to share her story on the Living Full Out Show. Click HERE to watch the full episode and listen to her tale of triumph over tragedy. Click HERE to listen!
Here What Mentors Say About Her: Susan Levin
These people play a particular role in the buildup of Nancy’s career. Listen to an insight of Nancy’s mentors as they explain the growth and development of what Nancy has become. Hear from Susan Levin, Founder of Speaker Services; Jack Barnard, Master Coach; and Dr. Aliah Majon, Founder of Soul Technology Institute all give their own personal account of how Nancy has taken the lessons she’s learnt and applied it in a way far greater than they could have imagined. Click on the link below to hear more.
Having Patience with Mandy Meehan
At the age of 20 years old, Mandy Meehan had thought she had been diagnosed with mono due to the symptoms she was experiencing. As time went on, her pains would begin to get worse, bad enough to where she had to change her eating habits and leave her job due to chronic fatigue. Feeling alone, she had started to share her story on YouTube in hopes of finding people that are going through what she is dealing with. It was patience that lead her to finding the right doctor that would come up with the correct diagnoses and help on the road to recovery. Listen to Mandy as she encourages everyone to have faith that things will get better in life even if the situation seems hopeless in the moment. Watch the full video on YouTube.
Opening Up to Others with Christine Pattillo
Diagnosed with a multiple personality disorder, known as D.I.D, Christina Pattillo went through the struggle of hiding her condition from friends and family for a majority of her life. However, Christina considered those alters as family and was proud to have then instead of scared of them. Listen as she explains how opening up to others allowed her to live her life full out and to watch the full episode, click for the LFO Radio Show.
Managing Loss with Brynn Johnson
After the loss of her 17-month-old daughter who was run over accidentally by a friend, Brynn Johnson had totally shut down. It wasn’t until she had learned to focus her energy on positivity that she was able to cope with the loss. She then went on to write a book and start a foundation that helps families just like hers. Listen as she explains how she managed loss in her life and to watch the full episode, click the link.
The Journey to Acceptance with Jeanine Hoff
Jeanine Hoff has struggled with OCD, anxiety, and depression. At first, she was neglecting herself internally, for she is a busy mother of three and worked very hard in her community. However, her mental health kept on spiraling downwards. She was even pushed to the limit in considering suicide. She confesses how hospitalization gave her a new perspective. She accepted her struggles and received professional help. She also founded her own non-profit organization called Where is the Sunshine to approach mental health with the use of peer support. Listen in as she relates her story as an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show. Click HERE to watch the full episode!
Discovering Coping Skills with Shoshana Bennett
Shoshana Bennett is a second-generation Army veteran who unexpectedly joined a military career. During a convoy, her and 5 other soldiers were ambushed and taken prisoner. Once rescued, Shoshana then had to battle the after effects of post partem depression and taking care of her husband who suffered from ALS. Years ago, she lost sight of herself dealing with post partem, however during the period of taking care of her husband, Shoshana learned how to also manage her anxieties. To listen to Shoshana’s full video, click HERE.
Dedicating Life with Kristine Greer
Kristine Greer was diagnosed with Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer over twelve years ago. She was inspired by a dear friend named Charlene Postigo to create a foundation dedicated to curing Ovarian Cancer. Kristine then founded and became executive director of Charlene’s Light. Kristine shares her experience as an inspirational guest on the Living Full Show. Click HERE to listen or watch the full episode by clicking HERE!
Getting Through the System with Lydia Joyner
By the time Lydia was 18 years old, she lived in 35 different homes, had 18 social workers, and changed her name 4 times. Her mother suffered from paranoid Schizophrenia and was unable to care for her. Her cousin, with whom she was very close, was raped and murdered at 18 years of age. Now as an adult, she founded a program called “My Sky Is Falling”, an immersive story driven experience created to highlight the challenges that American children endure within the foster care system. In this video, Lydia praises Nancy and the Living Full Out Show for allowing her the opportunity to share her story. You can listen to the full episode by clicking HERE!
Hit it Out of the Park with Jim Mecir
Jim Mecir was born with clubfeet. He required many surgeries just to be able to walk. He fought through and went on to become a quality relief pitcher for 11 seasons, primarily with the Oakland Athletics. Listen to Jim praise Nancy and the Living Full Out Show by clicking HERE or watch the full episode by clicking HERE!
Hit it Out of the Park with Jim Mecir
Jim Mecir was born with clubfeet. He required many surgeries just to be able to walk. He fought through and went on to become a quality relief pitcher for 11 seasons, primarily with the Oakland Athletics. Listen to Jim praise Nancy and the Living Full Out Show by clicking HERE or watch the full episode by clicking HERE!
Running with Michael Veltri
Michael Veltri is a decorated Marine combat veteran, entrepreneur, bestselling author, testicular cancer survivor, and business transformation keynote expert. In 2010, Veltri formed a team to run in a marathon for the American Cancer Society. His team raised more than $30,000 to help fund cancer research and provide programs as well as services to patients and survivors. Listen as he praises Nancy after being a guest on the Living Full Out Show. To watch the full episode, click HERE!
Bouncin Back with Casey Berna
Casey Berna was diagnosed with Endometriosis at the age of 26. After fertility treatments, she was able to conceive a daughter with her husband. Casey was in constant pain from the disease as it was impacting many systems in her body, causing sickness. After two excision surgeries, Casey regained a quality of life that she thought was impossible to get back. Watch as she speaks about her experience as an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show. Click HERE to watch the full episode!
An Inside Look of Nancy from Friends and Family
A strong support network is a key ingredient to life and happiness. Nancy Solari has an encouraging network of friends and family, who share their confidence in her and Living Full Out. Listen in to these testimonials to hear where Nancy’s inspiration all started.
Celebrating Life with Donna Wiegle
In 1990, Donna was diagnosed with Cervical Cancer, however after 30 years of being cancer free, April 2016 brought the devastating news that she had Ovarian Cancer with a 5 year prognosis. Nevertheless, now 3 years into her battle, she has decided to take life by the horns and do things that were important to her. When she initially received the second diagnosis, she was undergoing chemotherapy, however developed the painful side effect of neuropathy which she found was rapidly declining her quality of life. Therefore taking her Harley on the road, she now travels across the country for her Ovarian Cancer Tour called Teal on Wheels share her journey with others So, click here to listen to Donna as she tells her experience on being on the Living full out show and expresses how she lives in the moment. Click on the videos to watch the full episode
Re-Invent Yourself With Dr. Aundrea T Harris
Dr. Aundrea T. Harris had to endure one of her biggest challenges when she was involved in a 5 car pile-up. Being the first car hit on impact, she banged her head on the dashboard several times leading to a Traumatic Brain Injury. During her recovery, the first few weeks were the most challenging and disheartening, however through perseverance, and many uncomfortable adjustments, Aundrea was a journey to a reinvented self and live her best life. Today she has now built a support network for females so others will feel guidance through their struggles and be able to find aid together. So click here to hear Dr. Aundrea T Harris relate her story on being on The Living Full Out Show and click on the link below to watch the full episode.
Keep Making adjustments with Jodi Michele Cooley
Jodi Michele Cooley was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the young age of 32 after growing up watching her mother with the same condition. Nevertheless, Jodi decided not to let her new condition slow her down and chose to constantly adapt and make adjustments so she could live full out. Now accepting the progression of a cane to a walker to a scooter, Jodi has inspired others to view your circumstances in a positive light so you are still able to remain optimistic and live a fulfilled lifestyle. So click on the video below to watch the full episode, and click HERE to hear Jodi’s thoughts on being an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show.
Beat the Odds with Kechi Okwuchi
Kechi Okwuchi is a Nigerian-born singer who lived through a plane crash on December 10, 2005. She was one of the two survivors on the plane that carried 109 total passengers. She suffered third degree burns over 65% of her body and had underwent multiple intensive surgical procedures since. Kechi finished high school in America and went on to pursue a graduate degree after college. She then later auditioned for America’s Got Talent and became a top 10 finalist. Kechi speaks on being an inspirational guest on the Living Full Out Show. Listen to her story by clicking HERE!
Escaping Darkness with Paula Rumbold
Paula Rumbolt had lived in domestic violence for 11 years. She managed to escape that abusive relationship, went to school, and became a Social Service worker as well as a licensed paralegal. Listen to Paula’s excitement as she shares her experience as a guest on the Living Full Out Show. Listen by clicking HERE or watch the full episode by clicking HERE!
Turn your Life Around with Ethan Fisher
At the age of 23, Ethan Fisher was charged with vehicular homicide under the influence of alcohol. After three years in prison, Ethan turned his life around. He went to college, graduated, and has had numerous accomplishments and achievements. Watch Ethan speak on his experience as a guest on the Living Full Out Show. Listen to the full episode by clicking HERE or watch the full video HERE!
Nic Novicki Gives Thanks to Nancy Solari
Nic Novicki, made a successful career for himself in the entertainment industry despite being born with a rare form of dwarfism called Pseudoachondroplasia. Nic wanted to change the perspective of the TV Industry where he felt that people with genetic deformities weren’t as overly exposed in Hollywood. Therefore, decided to create his own Disability Film Challenge to give people with genetic conditions a chance in the spotlight and to live their dreams and Live Full Out. To listen to Nic’s full video on the Living Full Out Show, click HERE.