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Lyme Disease, Alzheimer's, and the Power of the Caregiver with Nicole Bell
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The Beautifully Broken Podcast was made for people like Nicole Bell.
In this Season 4 closer Nicole recounts her husband’s experience with Lyme, early-onset Alzheimers, and
chronic illness. Discover how Nicole utilized her engineering degree and background in surgical robotics to create a systems approach to caring for her husband and trying to search for a root cause.
Her book: What Lurks in the Woods is a raw and wrenching memoir that will jolt you out of the fairy tale that doctors have it all figured out. May her tragic journey of discovery help others to find their way.
I hope you may find space to pause, listen and receive all the beautiful moments that are offered in this episode.
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Episode highlights
00:36 What being beautifully broken means for Nicole 02:00 The actual life events that were in her book, What Lurks in the Woods 12:31 Dealing with the frustration 16:02 Out-of-the-box solutions Nicole and her husband tried 17:54 A changed perception of health and vitality 21:35 Transition experience for Nicole’s loss 29:01 Nicole’s investment throughout her husband’s illness 37:24 Nicole’s advice to her 2016 self 39:21 What Nicole wanted the audience to do 42:04 Where to find Nicole’s book
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