Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie hayden

In this episode of Exposed the Podcast, Natalie Hayden dives deep into the topic of recognizing signs of mental health issues in young people. She stresses the importance of paying attention to the well-being of youth and offers valuable tips for parents, educators, and anyone impacting the lives of young people.Natalie shares her personal insights as a parent, emphasizing the need for adults to lead by example when it comes to taking care of mental health. She discusses the significance of observing behavioral changes, sleep disturbances, emotional responses, substance abuse, difficulty concentrating, and social withdrawal in young individuals.Episode Highlights03:08 - When we talk about taking care of young people and recognizing the signs of mental health, think about some of the things that you could be doing or even neglecting in your own mental health. And if you can practice some of these healthy strategies and tips, you will have a young person that will see what you've done because oftentimes they do as they see and not as we say.04:01 - You notice a change in behavior. You notice they're spending more time alone. They're not talking to their friends as normal. There's a total change.05:59 - Just noticing excessive worry or sadness and severe like anxiety and all of those things. Just pay attention to those things we're talking about. Tips on how to help our young people through mental health and some of these issues that they could be facing day to day that we could typically overlook.07:13 - Keep in mind, it is so important to approach your young person with sensitivity and care and observation and compassion and making sure that if you're not sure how to do and say all the things that you involve professional support, and then go to the schools.Contact Information:Get in touch with Natalie Hayden and Laverne BadgerExposed PodcastFacebookInstagram

In this episode, Natalie provides a passionate recap of their recent engagements with young people, from exploring healthy relationships in Milwaukee to sitting down with youth in Sacramento, California.Tune in to hear about the impactful conversations and workshops that Exposed the Podcast is leading to empower the next generation. From advocacy to self-accountability, this episode highlights the work being done to promote awareness and education that can break the cycle of abuse.Natalie shares the team's commitment to supporting and amplifying the voices of youth is unwavering, and their message of empowerment and advocacy reaches far and wide.Episode Highlights02:39 - We believe that true empowerment comes from us cultivating what does healthy relationships continue to look like amongst our youth, and that conversation will never get old.04:49 - One thing that young people teach us in this day and time is that it's okay to take a break and to be joyful and playful and all of those things in spite all the work that there is to be done.08:28 - We just do our best to make sure that we're standing 10 toes down on, for 1, becoming aware of some of these signs of an unhealthy relationship, holding oneself accountable, learning about who you are and creating barriers and expectations and boundaries and all of these things.11:51 - Before we can go out and do all the work and reach the world, we got to start right in our backyard. So we start within our families. We start within, you know, the people that we're closest to and ask these questions and just see what their thoughts are about it. And that is one way that we can build and empower our young people.Contact Information:Get in touch with Natalie Hayden and Laverne BadgerExposed PodcastFacebookInstagram

In this episode, Natalie Hayden and Lavern Badger share their journey from meeting each other in 2018 to becoming the dynamic duo behind Exposed The Podcast. They discuss how they evolved from a simple idea to a multi-dimensional platform, touching on topics like domestic violence and youth empowerment. They reveal their plans for the future, including a retreat space for those in service, their upcoming annual walk and brunch, and a big celebration in the making. They also emphasize the importance of their listeners' input and participation, encouraging them to connect and share their thoughts. Tune in to get an inside look at the evolution of Exposed and the exciting plans in store for the future!Episode Highlights07:37 - "You got to show vulnerability. You have to be like, hey. I may you know, like, this is an area that I might need some growth and development in."10:25 - "Youth have always been my aim, my passion, and just having a nice village and tribe."11:16 - "And then he said, well, can we offer you a job? Right. So so, like, that's how that happened and and I then worked my way through job job job core, pardon me, 5 years later. And, I ended up leaving them in 2022."16:37 - "We really do need each other. Absolutely. We wanna make sure that we get that healing of the other lamb Yeah. And so we can come back and be full throttle together. But we have to make sure that we even know how to make sure our cups are full."Contact Information:Get in touch with Natalie Hayden and Laverne BadgerExposed PodcastFacebookInstagram

Natalie Hayden and Laverne Badger dive deep into the world of youth voices and their crucial role in creating a healthier, more supportive environment. They share pivotal moments and insights from their experiences while working with young people, emphasizing the importance of listening, understanding, and providing a platform for youth to speak their truth.Episode Highlights06:11 - Laverne shares her perspective on gentle parenting, exploring the concept of blending traditional and modern parenting methods for optimal results.11:57 - Shannora Jordan's visionary approach to nurturing healthy relationships and fostering a positive culture for young people at Mesmer High School.17:25 - The hosts express their excitement for the new season and the upcoming initiatives in the youth empowerment space, setting the stage for a year full of engaging and impactful conversations.Contact Information:Get in touch with Natalie Hayden and Laverne BadgerExposed PodcastFacebookInstagram

This episode of the DNS Podcast features healthcare consumer and patient advocate Natalie Hayden.  Formerly a news anchor and reporter, Natalie (Sparacio) Hayden was first diagnosed with Crohn's disease in July 2005, two months after graduating with a journalism degree from Marquette University. She didn't allow her disease to rob her of all she had worked towards, so she began her career three months after diagnosis, and ventured 8 hours away from all family and friends to work at an ABC affiliate in Minnesota, while on 22 pills a day.  When Natalie left the news desk in 2014 after working at television stations in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois, she decided it was time to share her patient journey publicly in order to be the voice she desperately needed to hear upon diagnosis, through her career, finding love, and starting a family. Through her award-winning blog, Lights, Camera, Crohn's, she shares stories and experiences about everything from overcoming struggles to celebrating small victories. Since the blog's launch in July 2016, she's shared nearly 400 articles on her site alone. As an IBD mom of three, she's passionate about helping women with IBD navigate everything from the family planning process, to pregnancy, and motherhood.  This episode is hosted by Christina Rollins, MBA, MS, RDN, LDN, FAND, CNSC and was recorded on 5/13/2023.  

This week we had so much fun getting to know Natalie Hayden! You probably know her from her very popular blog- Lights, Camera, Crohn's: An Unobstructed View- and her Instagram account! Natalie is a journalist and worked as an on-air reporter for 3 different TV stations and was also the host of Wakeup Wisconsin all while coping with Crohn's disease. We talked to her about what it was like to work in such a public field while coping with her disease and figuring out the right treatment. We talked to her about when she decided to go public with her disease and to become a powerhouse patient advocate. We discussed how she uses her journalist skills to create informative and accurate stories for her blog and what it's like to engage on social media with our community. We also talked about motherhood and raising 3 small children while living with Crohn's and what it's like to navigate all the tasks associated with managing your disease like shots, appointments, ER visits and more with little ones. We also talked about tips that she has for other people who may be interested in getting active on social media as a patient advocate. We really enjoyed our time with Natalie and had so many more questions for her. If you don't follow her- do it now! You'll learn so much! Please keep in mind that the views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and should not be considered medical or legal advice. Please consult with your healthcare team on any changes to your disease, diet, or treatment. We want you to stay safe and healthy! ;) Links: Information about the PIANO study- for pregnancy and IBD while using biologicsResources for New Moms with IBD- Article by Natalie in Everyday HealthIBDMoms- A community by Moms with IBD, for Moms with IBDChronically Jess- resource for folks with IBDLet's get social!!Follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Facebook!Follow us on Twitter!

This week we caught up with our friend Lauren Erbach Barnfield! We've both known Lauren for several years but have never heard her full IBD story so it was really great to hear it all. We talked about her participation in the PIANO study which is a study about women living with IBD and taking biologics while pregnant and what all that entailed. We talked to her about finding the right treatment for her Crohn's and who choosing a biologic is intimidating especially when you can find so many negative stories on the internet. We also discussed talking to her small children about IBD, her going graduate school while living with Crohn's, having a full-time job AND a family, and about blogging about her Crohn's when she was younger. We also spent quite a bit of time talking about the importance of sharing your IBD story- even the mundane and seemingly normal parts- to help other people better understand what it's like to live with a chronic illness. And we talked a lot about the health insurance system in the US and how challenging it is to people with chronic illnesses. Links: A blog about the PIANO study- Natalie Hayden for the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation A factsheet about Pregnancy and IBD- Crohn' s & Colitis Foundation The book Lauren references is Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion by Jia TolentinoTips for talking to your kids about your IBD- Crohn's Colitis UKAlicia's drink recipe- Orange Lemon Gin Cooler Let's get social!!Follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Facebook!Follow us on Twitter!

The winner of the 2022 Social Health Award for Community Cultivator is Natalie Hayden. Natalie has been sharing her experiences of living with Crohn's disease and encouraging others with inflammatory bowel disease since 2016. She talks about her motivation and how she empowers others through her stories and social media presence.

It's one thing to talk to your physicians about becoming pregnant when you live with ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease. But what about  getting the benefit of experiences from the mothers who have been through a pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding journey? Former news anchor and current blogger and Crohn's patient Natalie Hayden gives her experiences with pregnancy and receiving biologics, as well as how she has participated in research during her pregnancies and the benefits it offers her family. Concepts discussed in this episode: What is Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction? An Overview of Sacroiliac Joint Pain IBD Parenthood Project Mother to Baby Studies - Crohn's Disease Mother to Baby Studies - Ulcerative Colitis Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist What Is Colostrum? Motherhood Unplugged on The PIANO Registry Complete show notes and transcript found at https://aboutibd.com/2021/05/16/about-ibd-podcast-episode-93---motherhood-unplugged-with-natalie-hayden/ Find Natalie Hayden, MD on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and at Lights, Camera, Crohn's. Find IBDMoms on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Find Amber J Tresca at AboutIBD.com, Verywell, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. Credits: Mix and sound design is by Mac Cooney. Theme music, "IBD Dance Party,” is from ©Cooney Studio.

Natalie (Sparacio) Hayden is an Inflammatory Bowel Disease patient advocate who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in 2005, She is a Mom of 2 beautiful children, with one more on the way. She is a former TV news anchor and reporter so she has had a very active life. Her blog is LightsCameraCrohns.com where she publishes weekly articles. She enjoys sharing stories about pregnancy and motherhood in hopes of comforting and empowering others.I was struck by Natalie’s story about living with IBD and the overlap with the quality of life of living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). It’s a similar constant power struggle that we have living with a digestive disease.In my conversation with Natalie, she tells her story when and how was she diagnosed including her warning symptoms. Natalie told me about her day to day coping and what it’s like being a stay-at-home Mom and Mom to be, with the fear of starting a biologic and the effect on fertility. She speaks about parenthood and what can and can’t she do. She says it takes a wonderful partner to be able to cope.Natalie believes that “the moment you open up and share your story is when you will receive support”.Find Natalie Hayden at:Website: https://LightsCameraCrohns.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/natalieasparacioTwitter: https://twitter.com/nataliesparacioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalieannhayden/Find Jeffrey Roberts and IBS Patient Support Group at:Website: https://www.ibspatient.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ibspatientTwitter: https://twitter.com/ibspatientInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ibspatient Music:Werq Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Wednesday on Lake Effect : We hear some of the latest Listen MKE, which looks at the rise in domestic violence since the start of the pandemic. Then, how the Lethality Assessment Tool is helping domestic violence victims turn into survivors. Plus, gardening expert Melinda Myers explains why you shouldn’t just throw out fall leaves. Guests: Carmen Pitre, executive director of Sojourner Family Peace Center; LaVerne Bader & Natalie Hayden, EXPOSED podcast; Steve Thomas, Batterer Intervention Program Lt. Landon Nygren, City of Delafield Police Department; Jessica Trauth, director of shelter and transitional living services at the Women’s Center in Waukesha Melinda Myers, gardening contributor

In this episode, Jordan, CJ, and Renika are grateful to interview former news lady, mom, and blogger Natalie Hayden about her journey with Crohn's Disease. Check out her website "Lights, Camera, Crohn's" here! Check out our website at www.crohnsveteran.com today! Get Official Crohn's Veteran gear!! Follow us on Instagram! @official.crohnsveteran @crohnsveteran @papuro @crohns_and_sexxy Subscribe to the Crohn's Veteran YouTube channel to help us spread awareness for Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis and IBS.

In this episode we get grounded in real patient experiences and what it's like to actively live with Crohn’s disease. Natalie Hayden shares her extraordinary story of battling Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Living a powerful life beyond those challenges and making a difference for the five million others around the world who battle IBD on a daily basis through her blog "Lights, Camera, Crohn's". Natalie shares her perspective of new technologies coming to healthcare, COVID-19's impact and what it's like being a parent while managing her condition on the day to day. We look at the progress being made in the treatment of IBD today and what the future holds as SmartTab works to innovate for better patient outcomes. Discover what’s possible for the future of IBD treatment and get inspired by Natalie's story. Connect with Natalie Hayden:Natalie's Blog: https://lightscameracrohns.com/Natalie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalieannhayden/SmartTab is making progress with the development of a personalized wireless drug delivery platform comprised of an ingestible capsule. The patient's voice fuels our mission and drives our innovation to provide novel, effective therapies for the treatment of Crohn's disease. SmartTab is working to improve patient delivery systems starting with TargetTab™ a targeted drug delivery system and InjectTab™ a biologic delivery system. For more information visit: https://www.smarttab.co/

"This illness is just a small part of me. It’s not all of me. I’m still able to be a mom. And I haven’t allowed my disease to rob me of that. It just gives me strength. It almost makes me feel like a badass some days! It’s not always pretty, but for the most part, I’m doing what I want to do with my life despite my illness." Natalie Hayden was diagnosed with Crohn's disease right after graduating college. She was on track to pursue her dream job as a television anchor, but her inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) diagnosis tried to derail that. After several hospitalizations and a series of bowel obstructions, Natalie underwent major surgery to remove 18 inches from her intestines. But despite the disease's valiant efforts to keep Natalie down, she has persevered. She went on to become a TV news anchor, just as she'd always dreamed, and she's a mother to two healthy children. Today, Natalie is a freelance, work-from-home mom who chronicles her life with Crohn's disease at Lights, Camera, Crohn's: An Unobstructed View. This is an honest conversation about what it looks like when you have a chronic illness and want to become a mom, and what concerns arose for both Natalie and me in our respective journeys. Thank you to the American Gastroenterological Association's IBD Parenthood Project for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! If you or someone you know has inflammatory bowel disease, like Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, go to ibdparenthoodproject.org for support on your journey to and through parenthood.   What you’ll get on this episode: Natalie talks about her Crohn’s diagnosis (4:30) Natalie talks about moving away from home and pursuing her dream job — with Crohn’s as her sidekick (11:00) How having a chronic illness has affected Natalie’s relationships and marriage (16:50) Natalie talks about her history with bowel obstructions, and her bowel resection surgery (23:50) Natalie talks about her decision to have children, and her concerns about how Crohn’s may affect her ability to get pregnant, have a baby, and be a mom (37:20) To breastfeed or not to breastfeed with a chronic illness? Natalie talks about trying to make the decision that was right for her and her family (45:20) Follow Natalie: Instagram @natalieannhayden Twitter @nataliesparacio Blog Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Natalie Hayden offers encouragement and hope to those who are newly diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and talks about how her life has changed since being diagnosed with Crohn's disease.

Today’s guest is Natalie Hayden, author of the blog “Lights Camera Crohn’s: An Unobstructed View.” Natalie is a former TV news anchor who has now dedicated herself to being an advocate for those battling inflammatory bowel disease and showing that a chronic illness doesn’t have to dull your sparkle. Diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease in July 2005, Natalie has undergone several hospitalizations, countless medications and flare ups, and underwent her first surgery in August 2015. She gave birth to her first child in March 2017 and is expecting the birth of their baby girl this January. In this episode we talk about Natalie’s experience with food, pregnancy, balancing stress, advocacy, and managing flares with Crohn’s Disease. For expecting mothers with IBD, Natalie recommends the following groups where moms can share advice and experience in managing disease and pregnancy: https://www.facebook.com/IBDMoms/https://www.instagram.com/ibdmoms/ http://www.mamasfacingforward.com/ If you’d like to follow Natalie on social media or read new, weekly content on her blog, you can follow or reach out to her at: www.Lightscameracrohns.com Instagram: @natalieannhaydenTwitter: @nataliesparacioFacebook: Natalie A. Sparacio For those with IBD, Natalie encourages you to, “Find your voice and recognize that your journey and your story matters.

What happens when a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease stands between you and your chosen career? This is exactly the barrier that veteran journalist and news anchor Natalie Hayden faced in the early days after her IBD diagnosis. Her decision was to gather her support system around her and get camera ready. Find out how she made it as a morning news anchor, found the love of her life, started her family, and founded Lights, Camera, Crohn’s.   Find Natalie Hayden at: Blog: https://lightscameracrohns.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nataliesparacio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/natalieasparacio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natalieannhayden   Concepts, ideas, and advocates discussed on this episode: Intestinal Blockage: https://www.verywellhealth.com/intestinal-complications-of-ibd-1943043 Anal or Rectal Abscess: https://www.verywellhealth.com/perirectal-abscess-2328821 Resection Surgery: https://www.verywellhealth.com/resection-surgery-for-crohns-disease-1943058 The Potential Effects of IBD on Female Fertility: https://www.verywellhealth.com/effects-of-ibd-on-female-fertility-4126690 Sara Ringer, Inflamed and Untamed: http://www.inflamed-and-untamed.com/ Brooke, Crazy Creole Mommy: https://crazycreolemommy.com/ Eric, Vegan Ostomy: https://www.veganostomy.ca/ Christy, Crohnie Bologna: https://www.crohniebolognaibd.com/ Stephanie, The Stolen Colon: http://stolencolon.com/ Dan Sharp: http://dansharpibd.org/   Find Amber J Tresca at: Verywell: https://www.verywell.com/ibd-crohns-colitis-4014703 Blog: http://aboutibd.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ibdcrohns/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/aboutIBD Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/aboutibd/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/about_IBD/   "About IBD with Amber Tresca" © Cooney Studio http://cooneystudio.com/

PLAYING TO WIN There is always a story behind the glory. Natalie Hayden’s story is about hardship, battle, bravery, and conquest. She was a young TV news anchor and journalist passionate about her work. She was blindsided by Crohn’s a debilitating and painful disease. She faced it with courage, faith, and a smile. Today, she inspires people who suffer from chronic illness. And, she celebrates her life. Natalie’s focus is to inspire others and connect with those battling IBD in an honest and transparent way. As a passionate health advocate and journalist, she strives to show that there is more to life than your diagnosis and illness.​ You’ll discover that you are bigger than any obstacle; in fact you will learn how the obstacle is the way when you listen to to this joyful beacon of hope. BOOKS IN THIS PODCAST The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Swim, A Memoir of Survival by Bill Coon NATALIE’S FAVORITE QUOTES Mother Teresa “Life is an opportunity, benefit from it. Life is beauty, admire it. Life is bliss, taste it. Life is a dream, realize it. Life is a challenge, meet it. Life is a duty, complete it. Life is a game, play it. Life is costly, care for it. Life is wealth, keep it. Life is love, enjoy it. Life is mystery, know it. Life is a promise, fulfill it. Life is sorrow, overcome it. Life is a song, sing it. Life is a struggle, accept it. Life is tragedy, confront it. Life is an adventure, dare it. Life is luck, make it. Life is too precious, do not destroy it. Life is life, fight for it.” “Watch your thoughts; for they become words. Watch your words; for they become actions. Watch your actions; for they become habits. Watch your habits; for they become character. Watch your character for it will become your destiny.” – – Frank Outlaw NATALIE’S FAVORITE SONG Holy by Florida Georgia Line CONTACT NATALIE www.LightsCameraCrohns.com (https://lightscameracrohns.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/natalieasparacio/) Twitter (https://www.instagram.com/natalieannhayden/) Tell us what you think and feel. Click “Join The Conversation” below. Let your voice be heard.

Natalie was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease in July 2005. After several hospitalizations, countless medications and flare ups she underwent her first surgery in August 2015.  Since recovering from the surgery,  Natalie has become an advocate for Crohn's patients via her blog, Lights, Camera, Crohn's: An Unobstructed View, where she provides readers with weekly insight about what life is like living with a chronic, invisible disease. About Crohn's Disease: Crohn's Disease is a category of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Individuals with the condition experience chronic inflammation of their gastrointestinal tract, which results in abdominal pain,  fever, and loss of appetite, among many other life-altering symptoms.

FROM THE BIG FINISH NEWSD PAGE PAUL SPRAGG 9 May 2014 Categories: , ,  It is with the deepest regret that we have to inform you of the death of our dear friend and highly valued colleague, Paul Spragg. All of us here at Big Finish feel utterly devastated by the news. Paul had worked with us for over five years and had become an essential member of the team. We will remember him for his tireless diligence, his total dedication to his job, his cheery nature, his hilarious sense of humour and his kindness and friendship. Our listeners will perhaps know him best for his BF forum contributions, all the help he gave customers via the enquires@bigfinish address and his many, many podcast appearances. He had relatively recently become editor of Vortex magazine (a promotion he was given 'live' on a podcast). His work behind the scenes on contracts, script distribution, proof-reading, cover layout, studio management, CD Extra interviews, the website and so much more made him vital to the company's operations. Paul's partner, Natalie Hayden, issued a statement on Facebook today. 'To all of you that I didn't manage to text yesterday (I couldn't get round to everyone): there is sad news that Paul died yesterday suddenly. He'd been unwell for a few weeks, and was due to go to the GPs yesterday. But he was too breathless to be able to make it in to the surgery, so they phoned him instead. They arranged for a non-emergency ambulance to come and take him to hospital so he could be monitored. When they arrived, he was talking to them normally, and then had a seizure. He came out of that one, then had another seizure, during which his heart stopped and he stopped breathing. The ambulance crew tried to resuscitate him for two hours at home, and then took him to hospital where they tried for a further half an hour, but couldn't bring him round.' Our thoughts are with Natalie, who made Paul so happy, and all his family and close friends. We intend to celebrate and honour Paul's memory. For now, we are in the most terrible shock.