Through the Impossible
A podcast conversation with Matthew Ames
A reminder that this week is a trip down memory lane, pulling a terrific conversation from Season 1 while I’m on the Hyde Park Pack Michigan Adventure ™.
In this podcast episode, Matt Ames, a renowned lawyer and first-time author, shares his journey of transforming a family crisis into an awakening. His memoir, THROUGH THE IMPOSSIBLE: Lessons in Caregiving From a Husband Who’s Been There, dives deep into lessons from caregiving and what it means to rethink family life, priorities, and personal goals. With a background that spans law and theater, Matt brings a unique perspective on handling complex life situations and finding clarity amidst chaos.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MATT, HIS STORY, AND HIS BOOK
Featured on Y My Health: Healthcare Stories for Generation Y
Featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“Finding Hope and Inspiration in Caregiving” (interview with Emory Winship Cancer Institute)
Georgia Bar Journal review of Matt’s book
And check out Matt’s appearance on the YMyHealth Podcast, too!
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