Be Heard: Empower Yourself
In this podcast. people of all ages and backgrounds share their stories of overcoming obstacles to achieve success. Additionally, the show provides a platform for women who may need help, such as those in abusive relationships or marginalized situations. Topics like abuse, addiction, recovery, and toxic shame are consistently discussed on the show.
In one episode titled “Enduring the Chaos,” Mimi shares her own journey. She talks about her chaotic early life, the abuse she endured during and after a marriage, and the impactful work she does today to ensure that women are heard and empowered. The episode sheds light on the unfortunate reality that far too often, women face stalking, terror, and abuse within their own relationships. Please note that this episode contains descriptions of domestic violence, so listeners should take care while listening1.
Mimi’s dedication to empowering women through their experiences, strength, and hope is commendable. Her website, https://www.beheardempoweryourself.org
serves as a valuable resource for those seeking support and inspiration. Additionally, Mimi has authored books that delve into her personal journey, including “Raised by Wolves Trapped by Demons”, "Surviving Your Demons" , “Unearthing My Irish Roots” and "Anatomy of an Alien". You can also find her on YouTube where she continues to empower and uplift women.
Remember, every woman’s voice matters, and platforms like “Be Heard: Empower Yourself” play a crucial role in amplifying those voices.
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Be Heard: Empower Yourself
Disease (AERD), also known as Samter's Triad
Rhonda Nelson, renowned patient advocate author and speaker. Her most important interest is AERD ,Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Disease , also known as Samter's Triad. This is a chronic medical condition that typically develops in adulthood, usually between the ages of 20 and 50. Here are some key points about AERD:
Most people with AERD have asthma that often does not respond well to conventional treatments. Recurrent nasal polyps are common, leading to chronic sinus infections and a loss of sense of smell. Sensitivity to NSAIDs, such as increased nasal congestion, frontal headache, sinus pain, sneezing, cough, wheezing, and chest tightness.
About 75% of patients with AERD develop mild-to-moderate respiratory reactions when they drink alcohol.
Rhonda, along with her husband Wayne Nelson, the lead singer of the Little River Band, has shared her journey of living with AERD to help others understand and manage this challenging condition
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Books by Mimi Tallo on Amazon and Audible
https://www.amazon.com/author/raisedbywolvestrappedbydemons
https://www.amazon.com/author/unearthingmyirishroots
Website
https://www.beheardwomenempoweringwomen.com
YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBHQjmnjBhYMZ2Src2Wmwag
Podcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-heard-empower-yourself/id1680364703
https://www.mimitallo@condomimi1948
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