3 Times She Should Have Died And What It Taught Her About Living) With Krysti-Glory Gallo - #114
About this episode
Krysti-Glory Gallo shares her life-altering experiences with near-death events and the lessons learned about living fully.
Krysti-Glory nearly died three times before the age of 35 and each time, she came back a different woman. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, Krysti-Glory shares her journey through a rare autoimmune reaction to COVID that put her into a coma and left her paralysed from the waist down, a battle with a 1% desmoplastic melanoma in her early 20s, and a severe postpartum hemorrhage three separate "less than 1%" medical events that should have ended differently. We talk about what it really means to survive versus to live, the generational trauma she carried from her mother and grandmother, learning to self-catheterize at 32, walking out of a hospital after doctors said she never would, and why she and her family are packing up their lives to start over in Italy. This episode is heavy, honest, and deeply human a reminder that surviving hard things doesn't mean you have to be defined by them. Krysti-Glory is the author of The Day I Died , available now on Amazon and Booktopia. Trigger warning: This episode discusses medical trauma, depression, and generational trauma. Please take care while listening. 🎧 Find Krysti-Glory: Instagram @krystiglory.author 📖 Get the book: The Day I Died…
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