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EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 1H 14M

Perspective, Impact, Grace: How Hope Became a Family Mission

from The P-I-G: Stories of Life, Love, Loss & Legacy · host Kellie Straub & Erin Thomas

How do you survive the death of your husband, then one child... and then another? How do you hold on to hope when your own children are battling the same rare genetic cancer that took their father?In this extraordinary episode of The P-I-G, sisters Kellie and Erin sit down with Diane Herman, a mother, founder, and unwavering woman of faith whose story defies understanding—and radiates grace.Diane walks us through her unimaginable journey: 💔 The loss of her husband Travis after a 13-year battle with cancer. 💔 The loss of her daughters Hope and Isabelle, both diagnosed with the same rare genetic disease. 💙 Marrying Justin (Travis's brother) and the simultaneous cancer diagnoses of her son Slate and daughter Isabelle—just one week apart. 🌍 And the life-changing decision to move to Guatemala and found House of Hope, a children’s home that has now served over 170 children.Through every heartbreak, Diane found purpose. Today, she pours her love into the children of Guatemala, leads two non-profits (House of Hope + the Loom Project), and continues to live out the very legacy her children inspired. Her words are rooted in faith, resilience, and an unwavering belief that legacy is built not in what we leave behind—but in how we live through life’s hardest moments.Released just before Mother’s Day, this episode honors not only the strength of one extraordinary mother—but the unbreakable bond between love, loss, and legacy. Whether you're navigating your own grief, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking light in the darkness, Diane’s story is one you’ll never forget.Show Resources & Links: Learn about & support House of Hope & The Lüm ProjectPurchase & read Mothers Like Me: Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love in LossWe would love to hear from you—please send us some "Fan Mail"!Support the showFrom Our Heart to Yours...Hearing the stories of others helps us connect more deeply to our own—because legacy is built in how we live, every single day.Support the ShowIf The P-I-G has meant something to you, consider supporting or sponsoring the podcast. Learn more at thepigpodcast.com/sponsorship.Connect with Us📬 The P-I-G Website: https://www.thepigpodcast.com/contact📱 Facebook: /podcast.thePIG📱 Instagram: /thepigpodcast📱 LinkedIn: /thepigpodcast

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How do you survive the death of your husband, then one child... and then another? How do you hold on to hope when your own children are battling the same rare genetic cancer that took their father? In this extraordinary episode of The P-I-G, sisters Kellie and Erin sit down with Diane Herman, a mother, founder, and unwavering woman of faith whose story defies understanding—and radiates grace. Diane walks us through her unimaginable journey: 💔 The loss of her husband Travis after a 13-ye...

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