WHEN Stories with Jenna Green (Stress & Seizures to Health & Guardrails)

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of WHEN Stories, Jenna Green, a former respiratory therapist who shares her remarkable story of overcoming severe health issues brought on by extreme overwork and sleep deprivation. Jenna recounts her four-year struggle with misdiagnosis and the heavy toll of seizure medications that left her feeling like a "walking zombie."Through candid reflections, Jenna discusses how her drive to manage a hospital respiratory department led to her collapse, frequent "pause button" moments, and full-blown seizures. Her medical journey was fraught with challenges, including a misdiagnosis of epilepsy, which kept her heavily medicated and emotionally distant from her family during crucial years of her life.But Jenna's story is one of transformation and resilience. A turning point came when she realized the true cause of her seizures—sleep deprivation and stress. She shares the steps she took to reclaim her health, set firm boundaries, and embrace self-care.Listen in as Jenna opens up about the impact her condition had on her family, how they rallied to support her, and the life-changing lessons she learned along the way. Now, Jenna emphasizes the importance of work-life balance and prioritizing self-care, and she’s ready to step into a new chapter as a grandmother with renewed focus on her health and family.Tune in for an inspiring episode about advocacy, recovery, and the power of putting yourself first.Support the showThank you for tuning in to the WHEN Stories Podcast, where we explore the transformative moments that redefine our lives.Stay connected with us for more inspiring stories from speakers who’ve turned pivotal challenges into powerful platforms. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs it.Want to share your story or learn more about our upcoming events and opportunities? Visit whenstories.com or follow us on social media. Let your voice be heard. Your story matters.