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What if you were told that your best friend, spouse, and parent to your kids had just 30 days to live?
Just typing that question is tough for me to stomach.
This is the reality that Mike Fumagalli faced, with one exception…
He didn’t know his wife, Kirsten, was going to pass just 27 days after receiving her cancer diagnosis. It just happened.
Mike is a close friend, educator, father, as well as President and co-founder of the Clear Ribbon Foundation.
And he’s one of the strongest, most resilient men I’ve ever met.
I sit down with him today on the Coming Up Clutch with J.R.™ show and get very real about overcoming the deepest levels of grief and trauma…
Because the truth is – EVERYONE – battles grief and trauma at some level. You may be battling some level of it right now and not even know it.
If it’s not resolved, it slowly destroys you little by little. And it destroys your most important relationships, too.
In this latest episode, Mike and I talk about…
…and so much more.
Mike even has a special message for you if you’re married with kids.
If you want to learn how to be more resilient, especially in the face of adversity and tragedy, then don’t miss today’s episode.
And if someone around you is struggling with grief, trauma, or has a loved one affected by cancer, please share this episode with them. Mike’s wisdom will bless and inspire them abundantly.
[00:01 – 07:37] Introducing Mike to the Show
[07:38 – 16:06] How to move forward after a debilitating tragedy
[16:07 – 21:15] How to best care for others during your own hardship
[21:16 – 29:54] Why it’s so important to acknowledge and process grief
[29:55 – 40:44] How to recognize and resolve unresolved trauma
[40:45 – 45:05] A message from Mike to those who are married with children
[45:06 – 49:27] Wrapping Up
KEY QUOTES
“Your ability to overcome obstacles and be resilient in the times when your life most demands is already in you. You have to find it.” – Mike Fumagalli
“You can’t wish yourself into being resilient.” – Mike Fumagalli
“Your life is having a generational impact one way or another. That impact is up to you.” – Mike Fumagalli
“If you don’t process grief, you’ll be a prisoner of it.” – Mike Fumagalli
“Your life can change really fast – you can’t let the sun set on things that are silly and insignificant.” – Mike Fumagalli
“Value and love [each other and your family] in a way that if tomorrow never came, you can say you loved and lived fully and completely (not perfectly).” – Mike Fumagalli
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