It is what it is-How to overcome lifes adversities.

Susan Cox speaks from the heart on all life's challenges including the death of her 10 month old daughter. There are certain things in life you can't change. She explains how she has been able to overcome some of life's greatest challenges and live a successful life.

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[MargaretRosemary]

Susan, you are a great speaker and you delivered a wonderful message. Thank you. A lot of guests, with a lot of scars benefited from your message. Thank you and God bless. Sincerely, Margaret Rosemary. Canada.

[AdriyAndyColombia]

Dear Susan, Thank you for sharing your story! Please continue to share it. It will bring muxh peace and understanding to those who are hurting and going through life's storms.

Many blessings for you and your family

[Phoenix Rector]

When you think your bucket is too full, or too painful, look outside yourself. Someone or some situation for a town or country ALWAYS has it worse.

Burn into your heart the compassion and empathy it takes to soothe your own soul in order to have the strength to build another who needs your smile and confidence in life. Be selfish only in taking care of yourself so you have the strength to be someone's reason to smile at any given moment.

Thank you for your story, Susan.

[michander2008]

Susan - You did a great job. Thanks

Judy

[Kimberly Bohannon]

Susan, what a great and powerful message! "It is what it is" You have the courage of a 1,000 woman or more but you will inspire millions of people around the world with your story!

Thanks so much for sharing this with us, Billy... Blessings to you and your family!

~Kimberly

@goforyourdream (yes, I am on twitter too... thanks for asking)

[stacy1125]

Susan, this is amazing! After watching this I must say that I really admire you...you are an amazing person! You are right...things happen for a reason and they help you become a stronger person. The next time I go through my own storm I am going to think of you. I wish I had gotten to know you better during baseball. Too bad we won't get to see you and Billy this fall. - Stacy Fox

[HighHeelsRemo]

Hey Sus....you did great! I'm proud of you!