Kicking Autoimmune's Ass Day 1
Episode 558 of the Returning To Light podcast, hosted by Julia Treat, titled "Kicking Autoimmune's Ass Day 1" was published on April 12, 2026 and runs 16 minutes.
April 12, 2026 ·16m · Returning To Light
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Episode Description
In this episode Julia talks with Kathy, a beautiful earth angel who has battled with MS for 22 years. Kathy opens up to her recent "happenings" and why she's ready to try something new. Stay tuned! Kathy's follow up interviews are coming up next. You will be blown away!
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