From tragedy to triumph

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Everyday Inspiration

Samantha-Jane From The Habits of Happiness Limited

42 episodes

3 days ago

This is collection of Everyday people sharing their inspirational stories 😊❤️ Stories from all over the world of peoples personal journeys What these stories have in common is this amazing capacity for resilience, compassion and determination ❤️❤️whether that’s is in never giving up in life and business or learning our lessons in face of adversity to take forward in helping others. All these stories have touched my heart., and feel blessed and honoured to be able to be share them with the world 😊

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From tragedy to triumph

Everyday Inspiration

23 minutes 50 seconds

4 years ago

From tragedy to triumph

In this weeks episode of Everyday Inspiration Podcast, I will be speaking to Jesse

Who are you?

A former professional soccer goalkeeper who shares his story about overcoming tragedy and finding hope and healing.

What do you do?

Speaker, author, podcaster, and pastor in Seattle (USA).

Your links?

JesseBradley.org twitter: @jessejbradley

InstaGram: JesseBradley7168

Facebook: Jesse Bradley Church: graceinauburn.com

Your bio?

Jesse played soccer in America, Scotland and Zimbabwe. A graduate of Dartmouth College (psychology) and Dallas Theological Seminary (theology), Jesse is married to Laurie with four kids, a dog and a new hamster. He has written three books and connects with people from all nations.

Your story?

How do you respond when what is supposed to protect you is actually killing you? After taking a prescribed anti-malaria medication for months, the quinine-based drug built up toxic levels in his system. There were very severe physical and emotional side effects. Jesse was fighting for his life for a year, and it took ten years to recover. Some of the greatest blessings in life can come through the worst situations. Jesse learned so many deep life lessons during this time and also cultivated many new life-giving and transformative habits. His story of restoration will encourage you.