S2 E5 – Christian Colon

S2 E8 - Justin and Joseph Korup

Host Grover Silcox chats with Justin Korup and his father, Joseph, about recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Diagnosed with a rare brain tumor that led to the TBI at age 28, Justin shares his story of remaining positive, working on his speech and balance and always moving forward – with his ultimate goal of walking unassisted. https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org [https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/] | 1-888-447-3422 (44-REHAB) Thank you to our partners at Lehigh Valley Public Media.

S2 E7 – Stephen Fenstermacher

Host Grover Silcox catches up with Colonel Stephen Fenstermacher, USMC, Retired, from Kutztown, Pa., whose life changed in an instant while crossing the street in his town. Steve details his serious injury and his path back to family, activities and serving his community. https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org [https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/] | 1-888-447-3422 (44-REHAB) Thank you to our partners at Lehigh Valley Public Media.

S2 E6 - Jeff Ehrgott

Host Grover Silcox chats with Jeff Ehrgott, a resident of Good Shepherd Home - Bethlehem. Jeff details life living with spina bifida and how he has not let it keep him from his passions, including attending concerts and playing music. https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org [https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/] | 1-888-447-3422 (44-REHAB) Thank you to our partners at Lehigh Valley Public Media.

S2 E5 – Christian Colon

Host Grover Silcox talks with Christian Colon, a Bethlehem tattoo artist and entrepreneur whose life changed in an instant in a severe motorcycle accident. Christian details his challenging path back to family, work and serving his community. https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org [https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org] | 1-888-447-3422 (44-REHAB) Thank you to our partners at Lehigh Valley Public Media.

S2 E4 – Grace Robinson: ‘I Thought I Would Never Hike Again'

Host Grover Silcox catches up with Grace Robinson, an energetic Poconos resident and outdoor enthusiast. Grace, 30, has had to contend with mitochondrial disease, a rare disease that impacts organ function. At age 20, the disease led to a variety of hospital stays for GI failure, heart failure, brain lesions and losing the ability to walk. “I love to be active, and that was probably one of the hard things with being disabled, is not being able to do everything you want to,” Grace said. It’s been a journey of perseverance for a decade, but Grace is now walking, remaining active and sharing her experience with others. “Just hiking again has been really amazing.” goodshepherdrehab.org [https://www.goodshepherdrehab.org/] | 1.888.447.3422 Thank you to our partners at Lehigh Valley Public Media.