EP-092 Heather Goodwin

"You're only as sick as your secrets." And Heather Goodwin isn't holding anything back on her journey from 436 pounds on a 5'2" frame to losing 303 of those lbs at the time of this interview. Heather calls it The Butterfly Effect where's she's gone from a fat and furry worm who ate everything in sight to a beautiful butterfly. She even had to cocoon herself for awhile to finally find her way. You will be impressed by her honesty, but most especially about her journey back to health staving off high cholesterol, sleep apnea, food addiction, bad acne, joint paint and inflammation, and morbid obesity…all with a beautiful smile and great attitude. Now she's helping others find their way. Come listen to this amazing story of courage and strength on today's LLS podcast episode!

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