Insight With Lise

This is the second episode of the series.  The Simms' family share their story of getting a diagnosis.  The process is long and involves many appointments, many tests and a lot of waiting.   The music in this episode is by Grant Boyer Music.   

Getting diagnosed with a rare disease can be a shock.  But for some people, the diagnosis is the gateway to getting the right  treatment. Getting that diagnosis is often a long and slow process. In this episode, we meet the Simm's family and you'll hear about life before the diagnosis.  

Sitting in with the Simms' is a mini series of a family living with a rare diseases.   Life before diagnosis, the first episode in this mini series, will be released next Friday.  Stay tuned. The music used in this podcast is by Grant Boyer.  Be sure to check out his Facebook Page.

Lori Bertoni, a fitness instructor with 12 years experience, master NLP Practionioner and Coach, Master Hypnotherapist, Master TimeLine Therapist says "Empowering women to live a life they deserve is my passion." Lori was a guest on Episode 76. It's always nice to have guests come back on the show. Welcome back. The blog post Lise wrote I can't be who you want me to be a few days before recording this interview sparked todays conversation. The pit of despair is an awful place to be.  You try to reach family and friends, to find people to validate.  Seek and you shall find. While your friends and family mean well, they are not helping you to get out of the pit of despair.   In order to get out,  start telling a different story.  We have many thoughts throughout the day.  Only 1300 of them are original thoughts.  All the other ones are just loops that keep replaying. You have to learn to chose differently.  Change the Chanel. While it required effort, it doesn't have to be hard. This reminds me of the intervie

Marsha grew up in a small hamlet and attended a 2 room school house.  Though that experience, she has learned teamwork and collaboration. She lived down the street from her grandparents house and spend time in nature.  Life was simple and peaceful. Transformation.   Her story started with her struggles with infertility.  Two years ago, her work team won a trip to Vietnam.  On the way home, they stopped in Korea and visited the fountain of youth. This is also the first time Marsha had an online presence.  While there, she met some amazing people and kept in touch. She had build relationships online. She flew to India to meet up with some friends she met on the initial trip.  She was hosted in a home and experienced the local culture. When she returned to Canada, She started looking for local yoga classes. Two sudden passings created stress for the family.  This was a turning point. A year later, Marsha returned back to India for Yoga teacher training with her childhood friend Happy Jack. While she was away, he

Thirty One was founded by Cindy Monroe 15 years ago in her basement in Chattenooga.  She was tired of the regular grocery bags. Sue Bonke joined the company 2 and a half years ago. What is Thirty One known for? Totes Thermals Purses They also have:  Fashion items such as scarves Home Decor Jewelry Most of the items can be personalized. You can host parties: Online  Catalogue Facebook Home (Sue's favorite)   Sue will be at the New Tecumseth Memorial Run Vendors Village on Sunday April 28th 2019. You can also reach Sue on her website :https://www.mythirtyone.ca/ca/en/suebonke/info/consultant/aboutme   The music in this episode is by Grant Boyer . If you like our show, please help spread the word and tell 3 friends, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.   Till next time, have a great week.

Dr Jessica Bolzicco is a naturopathic doctor, originally from Newton Robinson, a small Hamlet on Hwy 27.  She is registered with teh collage of Naturopaths of Ontario and is a member of her professional association. She is also a mom of 2 boys, and as such, she loves to help other busy people look and feel their best through individualized medicine. What is the role of the Naturopathic Doctor in your health care team? What does it mean to be a regulated health professional? You can reach Dr Jessica on: Facebook  http://www.facebook.com/DrJessicaBolzicco Instagram https://www.instagram.com/Bolzicco/ Website  http://www.drjessicabolzicco.com/   The music played in this show is by Grant Boyer If you like the show, please help spread the word and tell 3 friends, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.  

There is a  strange clicking sound though out this interview that we could not fix.  It is such a great interview, I wanted to share it with you.   Welcome to the Insight with Lise Podcast, where we explore individial journey though obstacles change and detours.  We bring you the story within the story. Cynthia Breadner is a storyteller.  For more of Grant's work check him out on Facbook.    

Welcome to Insight with Lise, where you will hear the stories with the story. We welcome Julie Bateman from Asskicker Ink, a 2019 sponsor of the New Tecumseth Memorial run. You can find her in the vendors village on Sunday April 28th 2019 at PPG park in Alliston, Ontario. If you would like to check out Julie's clothing line, you can find it here. The music in this podcast is by Grant Boyer.  Looking for custom music for your project, please contact Grant on Facebook. If you would like to be a guest on the show, please send us an email at 2activemommas@gmail.com Till next time...

In this episode, Alexis Nicole White, author of " The Covered" shares her insight on her book and her journey of emotional abuse.  Shannon P Murree, co-hosts this episode. ALEXIS NICOLE WHITE is an entrepreneur, author and inspirational speaker. As a graduate of Purdue University, Alexis dreamed of climbing the corporate ladder.  However, life and relationship experiences have birthed another passion in Alexis.  Today, this writer and speaker is passionate about raising awareness about emotional abuse in relationships.  Her memoir, The Covered, highlights her journey with experiencing emotional abuse and how she survived and thrived.  Her goal is to help other women, young and old, do the same – survive and thrive.   Shannon P Murree - Mother, Investor and multi-faceted business woman. Passions have also been known to include activism and philanthropy. An award winning and licensed REALTOR® with RE/MAX Chay Realty Inc Brokerage in Barrie, Ontario. Shannon​, with​ her team​,​ provide real estate investing opp

Brenda is the race director for the Donate For Nate Run on Saturday April 30th 2015 at the Adjala Tosorontio Municipal building. The race is to help raise money for 10 year old Nathan Perry ,living with Cerebral Palsey to have Selective Dorsal Rhiziotomy (SDR) in St-Louis Missouri.  This will help reduce the amount of stiffnes (spasticity) in his muscles and allow him to movehis body more freely without pain.    You can read Nathan's full story and watch a video at www.gofundme.com/donatefornatesdr or www.facebook.com/groups/donatefornate   For more information you can email Bmacneil80@gmail.com or call 905 729 0307.   Here is how you can help: Purchase a bib and run the day of the event Purchase a bib and run virtually Volunteer Help spread the word Donate a prize for the silent auction Donate some baked good for the bake table        

On Saturday April 30th at 10:00am come join us at the Adjala-Tosorontio Municipal Building fora 5K run walk to support Nathan Perry, a 10 year old boy living with Cerebral Palsy.  Nathan has qualified for Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) surgery in St-Louis to reduce the amount of spasticity (stiffnesss) in his muscles and allow him to move more freely without pain.  It will also help prevent further deformities in his bones.  To Run, donate or volunteer, email Brenda MacNeil at bmacneil80@gmail.com  or call 905 729-0307. You can read Nathan's full story and watch a video at www.gofundme.com/donatefornatesdr or www.facebook.com/groups/donatefornate

April is Autism Awareness Month.  Participate in this event and help us raise awareness for Autism. For more information, email Cathy at Cteelrun@gmial.com or find the Autism Awareness Virtual Race event page. Happy Running. Music used is Haven by Jelsonic.

2016 is a new year for Active Mommas.  This year, I vow to keep it simple. Keep my life simple.  The new show format will feature  interviews and episodes on a variety of topics and on different schedules.  The topics will be based on what is going on in my life at the time and the lives of my loved ones.  This first episode is about addiction and mental health.  The last few months, I have heard the story a fellow athlete shared of her addiction and recovery, a best friend (that I grew up with )having faced addiction in the eye and won the battle now struggling with depression, and an colleague sharing her story of her husbands depression and addiction.  Andrew is a Addiction and Mental Health nurse with 10 years experience.  He shared his views on the subject which helped me understand this a little better. The music for this show is by The Bell: Steal it Back. If you like this show, spread the word and tell 3 friends, like us on Facebook and follow us on twitter. We would love to hear from you.  Share your

Prom Blitz 2015  

If you haven't heard of v-day monologues be sure to come by the Circle theatre in Alliston on Friday March 27 or Sat March 28th for a spectacular 90 minute show.  These volunteers have been working very hard the last several months to bring this production together.  The proceeds will benefit My Sisters Place, our local womans shelter.  Be sure to come out and learn a thing or two and have fun with some gal pals. For Tickets or more information, check out the Vday Alliston Facebook page.  To listen to the interview with Melissa, check out Active Mommas Podcast page.  

I had a great interview with Melissa, one of the organizers of this years Vagina Monologues Alliston in support of My Sisters Place.  For more information check out their facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/vdayalliston   Music intro is by Grant Boyer

Once again, Lise and Gabriella chat about triathlons.  Same coach, different distances, different work schedules, different nutrition plan. Somehow, it all works. The into and ourtro song is by Grant Boyer.  If you like his music, be sure to go to itnes and purchase his songs. Till next time, Have a great and happy week. Bye