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Murdered But Still Alive with Annie Lisa

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  1. Murdered But Still Alive with Annie Lisa Lyndsay Soprano 50:33

Most people experience Grief as an ending. Annie Lisa walked into hers and found a beginning.

After her sister, Dr. Teresa Sievers, was brutally murdered in 2015, Annie left a 20-year career in marketing. She opened her practice, Annie Lisa Life — a space rooted in the science of the subconscious mind. She sits down with Lyndsay to talk about the day the call came, the signs and messages that started arriving from her sister afterward, and PSYCH-K®, the modality she now uses to help clients rewrite the patterns running 95% of their lives.

This conversation doesn’t stay in the dark. Annie and Lyndsay get into the work of Bruce Lipton and Greg Braden, the question almost no one wants to sit with: who would you actually be without your pain? And why energy medicine isn’t woo, it’s the physics most of us were never taught. They dig into secondary gain, epigenetics, signs from departed loved ones, and the quiet subconscious loops that keep the same chapter playing on repeat.

Who murdered Dr. Teresa Sievers? You will have to buy the book to find out the rest of her story!

Episode Highlights:
(00:00) Introduction to the Pain Game Podcast
(01:43) Personal Loss and Grief
(03:55) The Impact of Trauma on Healing
(09:52) The Subconscious Mind and Its Influence
(17:16) Changing Subconscious Programs for Healing
(24:07) Understanding Chronic Pain and Subconscious Influence
(28:53) The Fear of Letting Go of Pain
(33:54) The Power of the Subconscious Mind
(37:07) Energy Medicine: The Science Behind Healing
(40:56) Collective Responsibility for Change
(44:30) The Journey of Healing and Transformation

Find Annie Lisa Online Here:
Website: annielisalife.com
Instagram: @annielisalife
Facebook: Annielisalife
LinkedIn: Annie Lisa
TikTok: AnnieLisaLife
YouTube: Annie Lisa
Book: What My Sister Told Me After She Was Murdered

Find The Pain Game Podcast Online Here:
Website: thepaingamepodcast.com
Instagram: @thepaingamepodcast
Facebook: The Pain Game Podcast
LinkedIn: Lyndsay Soprano
YouTube: The Pain Game Podcast

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Unfiltered convos. Dark humor. Real healing. 
This is where pain meets purpose — and you’re not doing it alone.

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Lyndsay Soprano Lyndsay Soprano, Host of Giving Pain Purpose and Founder of The Pain Hub

Lyndsay Soprano is a bold, unfiltered voice in the chronic pain and trauma recovery space—transforming unimaginable suffering into unstoppable advocacy. She’s the founder and host of Giving Pain Purpose, a raw and riveting show that dives into the realities of living in—and rising from—chronic pain, trauma, and invisible illness.

Diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in 2017—one of the most painful conditions on the McGill Pain Scale—Lyndsay is also a survivor of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse, infertility, depression, anxiety, and divorce. She’s walked through hell more than once—and set up a mic right in the middle of it.

Her mantra, “The only way out…is through,” isn’t just podcast fodder—it’s a way of life. After years lost to misdiagnoses and failed surgeries, she took healing into her own hands, choosing a trauma-informed, integrative approach that blends grit, grace, and humor.

She brings over two decades of entrepreneurial and creative firepower as the owner of Bound-by Marketing, launched in 2000. With degrees in Communications, Creative Writing, Vocal Performance, and an MBA in International Sales + Marketing, Lyndsay knows how to tell stories that stick—and heal.

Lyndsay is not here to sugarcoat the journey. She’s here to give pain purpose—and to help her audience and guests feel seen, understood, and not alone.