Podcast appearances and mentions of annette ross

Annette Ross was meant for love. After overcoming a tragic accident during the birth of her second child that left Anette unable to walk, Annette went on to create a beautiful life with five daughters and the love of her life. In our conversation, we discuss how Annette adjusted to life and how her love for her family has always carried her forward. Annette shares advice on navigating through life in a way that keeps joy and gratitude at the forefront, while also being open to opportunities and accepting challenges.  You can learn more about Annette by reading her memoir, Where Fairytales Go or by watching the HBO documentary, Any One of Us. We were honored to host Annette and inspired by her beauty and strength.          

From My Best of Series ... Beyond Mom Annette Ross shares her incredible story in the inspirational memoir Where Fairy Tales Go. In this book, the dynamic mother of five reflects on the life-altering medical error that left her unable to walk. Through her positive attitude, courage and passion for writing, Annette has set out to live life to the fullest in San Diego, California despite her challenges. Annette credits her resilience to her husband and daughters who have supported her with their unconditional love.

In today’s episode we spoke with the Director of Communications and Public Relations at a non-profit dedicated to ensuring that travel is not a barrier for refugees and immigrants called Miles4Migrants, Annette Ross. Annette told us about how Miles4Migrants began, why their business model has allowed them to collect 45 million donated miles, and she shares stories of refugee families they've reconnected. If you have airline miles or credit card points that you'd like to donate to immigrants and refugees through Miles4Migrants, you can do so at miles4migrants.org and you can follow their social media at instagram.com/miles4migrants or twitter.com/miles4migrants The best-selling book that sponsored this episode, Refugee Workforce, can be found at refugeeworkforce.com or on Amazon, and you can check us out at epimonia.com Thank you for listening!

Annette Ross was featured on the recent HBO documentary called Any One of Us. She was paralyzed by an epidural gone wrong. This has been a Push Diaries Podcast. I’m creating a collection of stories showcasing resilient people who overcome unimaginable hardships while finding beauty in the ups and downs of life. Every moment is significant. Please visit our website at pushdiariespodcast.com to see our mission and learn more about the guests. This is your podcast too. I want to hear your stories. Email me at pushdiariespodcast@gmail.com. Thank you so much for listening.

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Meet Kelly DeBie, as she discusses life as the busy mother of four, surviving PTSD, the recent lost of both parents being a doula and having milke delivered straight from a dairy.  She joins the host of Common Ground, Annette Ross, a mother of five who impresses every opportunity to live a rich productive life.      Subscriber and Follow Annette Ross at Sylviaglobal.com

Meet Lillian Lambert, Author of "The Road to Someplace Better: From the Segregated South to Harvard Business School and Beyond"  Host, Annette Ross, talks with Lillian Lambert about her journey from life as a youth in the segregated south and being the first African American woman to graduate Harvard Business school to the Speaker, Coach, Author and the "Bounce Back" Expert she is today. WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vJu7ktVOFE

Being Real with Annette Ross Host, Annette Ross talks with Lillian Lambert, author of The Road To Someplace Better and first woman to graduate Harvard Business School. Video recordings of Being Real can be found on Sylvia Global's YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/SylviaGlobal Questions and comments for the host and guest can be posted to thread on the video or emailed to listeners@SylviaGlobal.com  

Live from Jamacia, Host, Annette Ross, joins gender-equality activist, social entrepreneur Georgia Love.  Georgia Love is a training coordinator with Women's Media Watch-Jamaica.  WMW's mission is to reduce gender violence in the media and in society in order to achieve balanced gener relations and gender equality.

Annette Ross, on righteous indignation leading us to passionate change for medical and legal rights.  The mother of four beautiful daughters and an amazing husband talks about life with ability, not diability. 

Seven years ago, Annette Ross suffered a spinal cord injury while giving birth. She shares the new perspective she's found a new perspective on life.

Seven years ago, Annette Ross suffered a spinal cord injury while giving birth. She shares the new perspective she's found a new perspective on life.