
What if resilience isn't about being fearless... rather about the choices we make when life doesn't go to plan?
In this deeply personal episode, Sarah chats with Carey Winder, who is sharing a part of her story publicly for the very first time.
Diagnosed with Turner syndrome at 13, Carey found herself navigating growth hormone injections, regular hospital appointments and being told she could never have children. Yet rather than allowing a diagnosis to define her, she chose to focus on what was possible.
Their conversation also explores the challenges that have continued to test her resilience, from her dad's heart attack and a devastating house fire to personal loss and heartbreak, and why she believes that every setback has ultimately shaped the person she is today.
Above all, this isn't simply a conversation about Turner syndrome. It's about perspective, purpose and the quiet decisions we make every day that help us keep moving forward.
Whether you're facing uncertainty, rebuilding after adversity or simply need a reminder that your circumstances don't have to define your future, this episode is for you.
IN THIS EPISODE
Listen as Carey shares how growing up with Turner syndrome taught her that resilience is built through the choices we make.
Sharing her story publicly for the first time
Growing up with Turner syndrome
Choosing resilience over adversity
Life after her dad's heart attack and a house fire
Why routine became her anchor
The power of perspective and purpose
Why our circumstances don't define us
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