What Grief and Sudden Stroke Taught Her About Strength

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Previously titled “"Recovering from multiple life-changing events" V2V Interview featuring Jennifer Chapman” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 9, 2026

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Welcome, My name is Tracey Cook and this is the podcast series Victim to Victory. This series gives a voice to those who have overcome challenges in all forms, that dare greatly to share their real stories, that have seen hope and rose above those adversities to become victorious, to go on to support and inspire others to do the same.Jennifer's BIO:MY ENTIRE LIFE CHANGED WHEN I WAS 11—AND AGAIN AT 34.One moment I was living a perfect childhood with an amazing family and close friends. The next moment, I lost my mom very suddenly and had to adapt to life without her. Through family support and a passion for tennis, I grieved and made the best out of what life had given me.Then I reached age 34. The same age my mom was when she passed. I was a successful sales professional and took my stress out in the gym daily. Again, one moment, I was running 5 glorious miles and my body felt amazing. The next moment, I just didn’t feel right. I couldn’t think clearly. I couldn’t swallow. I took an ambulance to the hospital, and the doctor confirmed it:I had suffered a stroke.Connect with Jennifer here:Website: https://justcommitcoaching.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.cha...Instagram: www.instagram.com/justcommitcoachingVictim to Victory Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/victi... Please subscribe, like, comment and share Listen Support the showAt Victim to Victory, we share inspiring stories of individuals who have transformed their lives by overcoming incredible obstacles. Our channel is dedicated to showcasing real-life experiences of resilience, determination, and triumph. Whether it's beating the odds, rising above challenges, or finding light in the darkest times, these stories are here to motivate and uplift you. 👉Get your copy of the Victim to Victory Book Each Chapter has a unique QR code where you can watch and read each contributing Authors chapters & stories. Order here: https://amzn.asia/d/1zmcvVU 👩‍💻COURSES AND SOCIALShttps://traceyleecook.com/empirehub 👉TC is a Podcast Mentor & Producer who helps purpose driven women in business turn their video podcast into a powerful marketing machine that attracts high-intent clients—the kind who are ready to say YES to working with you! Let me show you how to create strategic video podcast content that helps business owners market and sell their courses, masterminds, and high-ticket programs. DISCLAIMERS AND DISCLOSURES: This description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at no cost to you. Thank you for your support.

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