by Pat Wetzel | Jun 9, 2021 | Cancer, Giving Back, Mental Health, Stories
Living With Joy, Life and Possibility Naimah Bhuruku personifies joy. She has a dream job at NASA where she is a Diversity and Inclusion specialist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. She has a BA in African Studies and a Masters in Human Resource...
by Pat Wetzel | Jun 2, 2021 | Author, Giving Back, Mental Health, Sports, Stories, Suicide
Darryll Stinson I have to say that I smile just thinking of Darryll. He is an amazing man with an amazing story whose honesty and authenticity will touch your soul. Darryll is an ex-athlete, entrepreneur, pastor, a speaker and a suicide survivor. As a child, he was...
by Pat Wetzel | May 19, 2021 | Adventure, Education, Film, Giving Back, Spirituality, Stories, Travel, Volunteering
Adam Asher: Podcaster, Film Maker, Adventurer The Edge of Adventure with Adam Asher is an exciting new travel series unlike any you’ve seen before. As your host and guide, Adam takes you to some of the most remote locations on the planet—in search of adventure...
by Pat Wetzel | May 12, 2021 | Adventure, Amputee, Author, Cancer, Disability, Giving Back, Healing, Humor, Mental Health, Mountaineering, Near Death Experience, Spirituality, Travel, Volunteering
May marks the one year anniversary of Bump In The Road. To celebrate, I’ve put together a collection of some of the most popular posts. Each is a story of hope, perseverance, courage, resilience and the willingness to face change. And in each story is the...
by Pat Wetzel | Apr 15, 2021 | Disability, Giving Back, Stories
Talking to Jonathan Slifka, the phrase “dancing in the rain” comes to mind. Born with spina bifida, Jon has always navigated the world in a wheel chair. Living with a disability presents challenges beyond the obvious. Acceptance at school, making friends,...
by Pat Wetzel | Mar 24, 2021 | Cancer, Education, Giving Back, Healing, Stories, Travel, Volunteering
In 1993, there was no internet to speak of. Breast cancer was a taboo topic. But Sharon Henifin found herself diagnosed with the disease. And she faced it head on. Sharon’s experience set the stage for BreastFriends.org an Oregon non-profit organization she...
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