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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2025 · 1H 32M

#56: My Parents were told I had no chance at 5 months old

from Elevate with Mets · host Mets Analin

Bradley Dryburgh shares his journey of living with cystic fibrosis (CF) and diabetes, emphasizing the role of fitness, mindset, and purpose in overcoming adversity. He highlights how the gym serves as a melting pot of people striving for self-betterment and discusses his belief in the power of intent and consistency.Bradley recounts his diagnosis at birth and how his parents rejected a bleak prognosis, choosing instead to find a doctor who aligned with their positive vision. Despite facing multiple health challenges, including liver disease at nine and diabetes at 13, he remained active, attributing his well-being to daily exercise, proper nutrition, and a strong support system.He explains the impact of CF on the body, particularly how thick mucus affects organ function, and how exercise plays a crucial role in clearing his lungs. Growing up, he developed a passion for sports, which significantly improved his lung function and overall health. His story is a testament to resilience, showing that while genetics and circumstances play a role, personal choices, discipline, and a positive outlook can make a huge difference.

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