I Was Delivering My First Child Then The Second Plane Hit | 9/11 Story | Core Lowe | C2S Episode 27 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 56 MIN

I Was Delivering My First Child Then The Second Plane Hit | 9/11 Story | Core Lowe | C2S Episode 27

from Called 2 Serve Podcast

🎙️ In this unforgettable episode of the Called 2 Serve Podcast, Host Reggie Hubbard sits down with Corey Lowe — a former law enforcement officer, faith-filled mother, and relentless advocate for plant-based medicine — to share a story that begins on one of the darkest days in U.S. history.On September 11, 2001, Corey was in labor, delivering her first child as the twin towers were being attacked. Inside a hospital room on Peachtree Street, as nurses cried and buildings nearby were evacuated, Corey was faced with the birth of a daughter who would later be diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening disorder.What followed was a 20+ year journey filled with heartbreak, hope, and hard choices — from abandoning a law enforcement career to crossing state lines for access to life-saving CBD oil, to raising two children with special needs, all while holding fast to her faith.🔹 In This Episode, You’ll Discover:What it was like to give birth during the 9/11 attacksThe impossible medical choices Corey had to make for her daughterWhy she walked away from policing to fight for medical cannabisHow music, prayer, and persistence kept her daughter aliveThe realities of raising special needs children into adulthoodHow faith, not fear, fuels her every decision🔹 Why This Episode Matters:If you've ever felt trapped between duty and devotion, or faced an impossible choice for the people you love — Corey’s story will speak to your soul. This is a raw and inspiring look at faith under fire, motherhood without compromise, and what it truly means to serve.🔹 About Corey Lowe:Former law enforcement officerMother of three, including two with special needsAdvocate for medical cannabis accessFounder of “Paws for a Princess” (supporting seizure-alert dogs & awareness)Warrior mom led by faith, not fear🔹 About the Called 2 Serve Podcast:Hosted by Reggie Hubbard, the Called 2 Serve Podcast honors everyday heroes who walk in purpose — from educators and veterans to faith leaders and community advocates. Each episode brings real conversations that ignite faith, courage, and healing.📅 Timestamps:00:00 – Intro & Corey’s Atlanta roots04:08 – Giving birth on 9/1106:00 – Victoria’s diagnosis & medical challenges08:48 – “You need to plan her funeral.”17:00 – Leaving law enforcement to fight for her daughter26:00 – The cross-country trip for CBD oil34:00 – Raising special needs adults47:00 – The church, cannabis, and advocacy51:00 – Corey’s powerful message to others🎧 Listen Now:👉 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1QI4k5GtEdp6AXBmdEj8yk👉 Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/called-2-serve-podcast/id1785553680📲 Follow Called 2 Serve Podcast:🌐 Facebook: @Called2ServePodcast📸 Instagram: @called2servepodcast🔔 Subscribe for more real stories of courage, conviction, and calling.#Called2ServePodcast #911SurvivorStory #SpecialNeedsParenting #FaithAndMedicine #MedicalCannabis #ParentAdvocate #MitochondrialDisease #ChristianMoms #CBDForSeizures #PlantBasedHealing #GeorgiaAdvocacy #GodsTiming #PurposeDrivenLife #FaithUnderFire #CoreyLowe #HealingJourney #CalledToServe

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