Introducing “A Place of YES” a podcast about using your grief to create something good. Coming this February, the non-profit Jake’s Help From Heaven will be releasing weekly episodes showcasing the good that has been done in the 13 years since Jake’s death. You’ll meet mothers who know Heather’s grief and her joy. You’ll get to know the children that have been helped by Jake and you’ll meet the pe... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Join host Heather Straughter on A Place of Yes Podcast as she interviews Mark Mulholland about his journey through loss. more
In this emotional episode, Tara, Sofia's mother, shares their journey. From Sofia's healthy birth to the virus that altered her life forever, Tara discusses the challenges of raising a child with special needs. Tragically, Sofia passed away at seven ... more
Charlie Wait, Jr. was born with a rare heart condition and had emergency surgery as a baby. He is now the president of Adirondack Trust Company, a bank that has been part of Saratoga Springs, NY’s history since 1901. In this episode of A Place of Yes... more
In this poignant episode, host Heather sits down with Tabitha to delve into the realities of raising a child with severe cerebral palsy. more
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Wonderful podcast for an even more wonderful organization!
I just binged all of your episodes on the podcast this morning and it was so real and touched my heart in so many ways. It was also so insightful to hear about Brian and your own experience in the most recent episode. more
I just listened to the latest episode, Jake’s dad, part one. Thank you. Thank you for sharing your story. Yes, it was a heavy episode. But the strength that you both show talking about what happened is incredibly inspiring to me, and I am sure it will be inspiring to anybody else who listens to this podcast. Thank you, Jake’s dad. Thank you, Jake’s mom. Thank you, Jake’s brother. Thank you, Jake’s family. And thank you, Jake.
Heather’s story and words are just remarkable. To take the loss of her son and turn that into her drive to help others should make us all want to be better humans.
I can’t wait to listen!
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