
The World Went Dark: What Going Blind Taught Laura Bratton
What if losing something you hold dear could actually lead you to a deeper sense of gratitude and self-acceptance? Laura Bratton's journey from facing blindness as a teenager to finding joy and purpose offers profound insights into resilience and transformation. This episode will equip you with practical strategies to navigate life's inevitable challenges, emphasizing the power of gratitude, the importance of a supportive network, and the strength found in self-compassion. Join us to explore how adversity can become a catalyst for growth and fulfillment. 0:00 Introduction 5:57 Denial and the struggle to accept change 12:11 The importance of a supportive network 16:24 Finding gratitude in unexpected places 22:03 Spiritual growth through adversity 25:40 A transformative experience as a hospital chaplain 31:32 Advice to her younger self 33:16 Guidance for those facing difficult struggles 35:26 The power of sharing stories of resilience Resources Mentioned: 🌐Laura Bratton's website: https://laurabratton.com/ About the Guest Laura Bratton is an inspirational speaker, author, and coach who lost her vision as a teenager. She now helps others navigate loss and change, finding purpose and joy even in life's most challenging circumstances. Laura's unique perspective as a former hospital chaplain and her personal journey with vision loss allow her to connect deeply with those facing adversity.
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