<p>In this episode, I dive into a discussion on the endless series of jobs I have held, the endless places I have lived, discuss humorous reasons on why ads might not be good for this podcast, and relate the details of the infamous soup incident which took place at the Austin, TX Country club. &nbsp;The episode is light and upbeat and includes everything from Beetlejuice movie references, to Depends briefs, to awkward cell ringtones, to eating grilled filet of Tiger. This episode demonstrates how I use humor to battle through serious issues with my health. Dedicated to Leland Hopkins. We miss you!</p>

Episode 3.  How I first became disabled. Mar 2, 1999

Dealing with disability and chronic illness through the exploits and humor of a self-professed middle-aged idiot. A former Nurse, I became disabled with a spinal cord injury in 1999. In recent years I’ve added a rare Autoimmune Disease to my portfolio and also battle Depression and Anxiety. At heart, I’m a goofball and deal with my stress through humor. It helps that I’ve dealt with some totally offbeat situations in my life. I’m also a successful self-taught artist and am usually happily painting every moment my health permits.