EPISODE · May 25, 2022 · 30 MIN
Women Running Series: If I Can Do It, So Can You With Mental Health Advocate Kim Sundling
from Ella Go Podcast · host Ella Go Podcast
Send us Fan MailKim Sundling is living proof that your mental health cannot stop you from living your best life ever.Kim is a Board Certified Psych Pharmacist and a Mental Health Advocate. She shares her inspiring story that you are more than your mental health. "I have struggled with many things over my life, but I refuse to let it hold me back. I have bipolar disorder, OCD, GAD, bulimia, and lupus, which impacts my everyday life. My diseases will be with me my whole life, but that doesn’t mean I can’t live my life." YES! This woman is incredible. Listen to her near death experience story that started her on this journey to run a marathon. And the journey has not stopped. This Boston Marathoner will convince you that the human body and the Woman spirit is LIMITLESS!CONNECT WITH KIM:INSTAGRAMIf you like this episode, please be sure to subscribe everywhere you listen to podcasts!FOLLOW ME on INSTAGRAM🍂 FALL RUNNING SEASON is coming! Check out the 🆕Coaching Programs that include running and mindset goals! HERECheck out the WEBSITEHelp support this podcast by buying me a cup of coffee. I need it to stay awake editing!BUY ME COFFEE
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Send us Fan Mail Kim Sundling is living proof that your mental health cannot stop you from living your best life ever. Kim is a Board Certified Psych Pharmacist and a Mental Health Advocate. She shares her inspiring story that you are more than your mental health. "I have struggled with many things over my life, but I refuse to let it hold me back. I have bipolar disorder, OCD, GAD, bulimia, and lupus, which impacts my everyday life. My diseases will be with me my whole life, but that...
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