In this episode, we speak with a mother who lost her child to suicide. Liza shares her deeply personal story about her journey through grief and the struggles she faced in coping with the loss. The episode explores the impact of suicide on families and loved ones left behind, and the importance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention.Our guest discusses the warning signs she missed, the guilt and shame she felt, and the stigma surrounding mental health that she and her family encountered. She highlights the need for more open conversations about mental health and suicide, and shares how she has been coping with her grief and advocating for mental health awareness. We also discuss the role of friends and family in supporting those who may be struggling with mental health issues, and the importance of seeking professional help.This episode is a powerful reminder of the impact of suicide on families and communities, and a call to action for increased awareness, understanding, and support for those affected by mental health issues.If you or anyone you know are in need of help don't hesitate to reach out for help at the suicide prevention hotline 988.Also, If you want to know more about Simply Destinee Non-Profit organization to donate , learn more about this organization or reach out to Liza you can go to https://simplydestinee.com/?fbclid=IwAR0fUX8k26cKopJR26WgeRO8oPmzYLJLHV077Q5LEZEKeA6_Suzt8HUjDA0

In this episode, we dive into the world of endometriosis, a painful and often misunderstood condition that affects an estimated 1 in 10 women worldwide. Our guest, Natasha Pritchett, shares her personal journey with endometriosis, including  misdiagnosis, surgeries and the impact it has had on her daily life, and the challenges she has faced in finding effective treatment options.Through Natasha's  powerful story and her experience, listeners will gain a greater understanding of the impact of endometriosis and the urgent need for improved diagnosis, treatment, and support for those living with this often invisible and debilitating condition.You can find Natasha on social media @natashapritchett on facebook Modest Tee Boutique  https://www.modesteeb.com/

In today's episode I am talking with Tamika Lecheé Morales. She is An author "For the Love of Autism, President of the Autism Hero Project, Latina Actor and Playwright featured on WGN, fox news , NBC and many other television stations. She is sharing her story when she received the diagnosis of autism for her son and how it impacted her life and brought the Autism Hero Project to life. Links are below if you would like to know more about this non-profit organization and the books she has written.www.autismheroproject.orghttps://www.amazon.com/Love-Autism-Awareness-Acceptance-Spectrum/dp/1952779596https://www.amazon.com/Inclusion-Tamika-Leche%C3%A9-Morales/dp/1957058064

In today's episode we speak with our guest Chantel Conde. She shares with us her story through sickness, almost at her deathbed and given a second chance at life. This second chance of life, was not exactly how she wanted it to be, but with her faith in God it brought her to where she is at now. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review about this episode and future episodes. Thank you so much for tuning in. 

This episode I will be sharing with you a letter to my 5 year old self. If you resonate and decide to write a letter to yourself and would like to share it, please share it with me in instagram/facebook @adoseofrealityshow

In this episode of "a dose of reality show" Yamilet talks with her sister Brenda on care giving and the struggles that come during taking care of their mom with Alzheimer's. Through talking with Brenda she tells us about the care and the work behind the scenes as a caregiver. She also shares some resources for those that are care giving for their loved one with dementia/alzheimers. You can stay in touch with Yamilet Perez on instagram @adoseofrealityshow , fb @adoseofrealityshow or website www.adoseofrealityshow.com Resources that were spoken in this episode are below.www.alz.orghttps://ilaging.illinois.gov/https://www.catholiccharities.net/crisis-assistance/

Today's Episode I go deep into the reality of Alzheimer's. Be prepared to bring the tissue box because there is a lot of crying. I share with you how Alzheimer's has hit my home and share my thoughts regarding Alzheimer's diagnosis with my mom. If you or someone you know are caregivers or know someone that has a loved one with Alzheimers/Dementia, have them listen in to this episode. Resources:https://www.alz.org/illinoishttps://www.arborcompany.com/locations/illinois/park-ridge-summit-of-uptown/blog/dementia-care-resources-near-chicago

In today's episode we talk to our son Liam (9 years old) while he tells us in his own words his feelings on his sister's cancer diagnosis and journey.