Summary

In this conversation, Stephanie shares her harrowing experience of being lost in the wilderness for 12 days after a traumatic incident. She recounts the events leading up to her disappearance, her struggle for survival, and the emotional and physical challenges she faced during and after her ordeal. Stephanie reflects on the lessons learned about trust, relationships, and the importance of intuition, ultimately emerging as a stronger individual determined to help others.

Host Info - https://linktr.ee/RoiCGilmore

Guest Info - https://www.instagram.com/misstephanie26/

Takeaways

Stephanie was lost for 12 days in the wilderness after a traumatic incident.

She survived by eating berries and drinking river water.

The experience taught her about courage and gratitude.

Stephanie felt a spiritual connection during her ordeal.

She struggled with trust issues in relationships after the incident.

Her reunion with her daughter was a deeply emotional moment.

Stephanie emphasizes the importance of intuition in relationships.

She believes her experience has equipped her to help others.

The physical healing process was long and challenging for her jaw.

Stephanie is now focused on empowering other women.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene

01:24 The Day of the Trip: A Journey Begins

03:34 Survival in the Wilderness: 12 Days Lost

08:26 Reflections on Trauma and Healing

12:11 Empowerment and Advice for Women

13:23 Gratitude and Courage: Lessons Learned

14:20 The Rescue: A Miraculous Return

16:12 The Gift of Connection

16:51 Spiritual Awakening and Family Bonds

17:57 Hospital Experience and Recovery

19:25 Finding Purpose in Pain

20:21 Breaking Free from Contracts

20:59 Healing from Trauma

22:07 Life After the Accident

23:34 The Role of Medication in Recovery

24:08 Returning to the Scene

25:16 Strength and Resilience

26:34 The Power of Sharing Stories

27:23 Advice on Trusting Intuition

28:22 Unleashing Potential: Lessons from Unexpected Sources

Sound Bites

"I thought I was closer to the mountains."

"I stopped crying and just looked at him."

"I need to bring it out. I need to share."