What do you do when a doctor looks you in the eyes and tells you that you have 4 to 6 months to live? For Mark Ruegg, the answer was to refuse that sentence with everything in him and go searching for a different truth.
Diagnosed with one of the rarest and most aggressive forms of Stage IV pancreatic cancer, Mark made a decision that would change not just his body but his entire understanding of what it means to be alive. In this breathtaking episode, Mark shares the healing journey that left his medical team at Cedars Sinai speechless and a 7-ingredient recipe that he believes holds the key to what his doctors could not explain.
Sometimes the miracle is not just that you survived, it is that you were brave enough to believe you could before there was any proof that you would.
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Alethea Felton is a dynamic motivational speaker, certified transformational coach, founder of Alethea Felton Coaching, LLC, and host of The Power Transformation Podcast. With 20 years of experience in the fields of both education and entrepreneurship, Alethea's mission is to help and empower professionals and leaders with chronic illness to live courageously, resiliently, and authentically so that they thrive beyond so-called limitations which hold them back from reaching their next personal or professional goal. In this way, they become the best version of themselves in order to create holistic, lasting life success.
Alethea's purpose-driven journey was ignited by her transformative personal experiences including overcoming severe childhood stuttering, navigating grief due to the deaths of close loved ones, and managing physical challenges related to living with Crohn’s Disease and a rare liver condition called Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis, (PSC). Furthermore, Alethea is a sought-after speaker who has presented for medical professionals, patients with chronic illness, patient advocacy groups, and new and veteran teachers, and she has guested on a variety of podcasts and online shows.
A native of Southeastern Virginia and former longtime Washington, DC resident, Alethea absolutely loves anything related to mermaids, and a huge part of her life is her enjoyment from being a cat mom to Buddy, her playful, cuddly short-haired American tabby.
