Angie shared the first part of her story on episode 38. In this epsiode, she picks up the story after the birth of her miracle daughter and shares several more chapters of medical miracles as more and more diagnoses came. Angie's story is a powerful reminder to find faith, humor, and hope in all situations. We hope you've enjoyed the 44 episodes of 2025... stay tuned for an exciting update when we release episode 45 in the New Year! Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram
Jaime is a wife, mom, and school counselor. She shares a story full of statistic-defying medical miracles, starting with a horrific accident at age 17 that would later affect her fertility. Little did Jaime know that there would be two miracle pregananies in her future, including a daughter who was supposed to be dead or paralyzed. She reminds women that they are so much stronger than they think and to live life in the moment because tomorrow is not a guarantee. To connect with Jaime, email storynighthope@gmail.com Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram
Chelsey is a wife, mom, and business leader in the community. She was born to a single mom with no other connection to any biological family and then adopted into a well known newspaper family. Chelsey shares her business entrepreneurship journey, reminding listeners to be confident and believe in their goals, no matter where life takes them. Check out Chelsey's podcast The McMinnville Yacht Club Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram
Morgan is 24 year old middle school teacher who has already lived a lot of life. A survivor of childhood abuse, Morgan turned her pain into a passion to make a difference in the lives of her students. She reminds listeners that they are not alone and that their circumstances do not define them. There is always hope. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram
Anna is a wife, mom, and a strong leader in the community. She shares her story of how her own heartache paved the way for her to help another family through the incredible gift of surrogacy. She reminds listeners that their sufferings can lead them into compassion to help others. If you'd like to connect with Anna, please email storynighthope@gmail.com Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Today, Chloe is a strong and healthy woman pursuing a new career in her late forties. One would never know that two years ago, she was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome and woke up in the hospital completely paralyzed. Chloe shares the story of an incredible tribe of friends and family who carried her through the darkest moments and reminds listeners that they too can make it through life's greatest challenges. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Angie is a wife, mom, and police officer. She shares her story of countless medical miracles and reminds listeners to stay hopeful even when life doesn't go as planned. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Kelly is a wife, boy-mom, and "crazy goat lady" with a heart for both people and animals. She shares her motherhood journey and her health journey and reflects on the many life lessons she learned about control. Kelly reminds listeners how powerful love is when navigating all that life can throw at you. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Cindy is a wife, mom, and speech and language pathologist. She shares her story of three separate diagnoses and the faith that carried her through each one. Once a young lady who was nervous to become a pastor's wife, Cindy is now blessed to be able to walk alongside countless women through their own journeys. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Sarah is a wife, mother, and the Executive Director of Yamhill County CASA. From an early age, she had a heart for others. She shares her story of finding her calling, being a foster mom, and supporting children through CASA. Sarah reminds listeners to stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves. Learn more about CASA at yccasa.org Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Shannon is a wife, mom, and incredible community volunteer, passionate about helping kids however she can. She shares her story of being bullied, suffering miscarriages, navigating health challenges, and surviving a major accident. Shannon reminds listeners to find their voice and advocate for themselves and their loved ones. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Brittne picks up her story right after high school graduation when she tried to start over in a new state. But within a month, the addictions and darkness took over. After being rescued from another suicide attempt, Brittne ended up back in Oregon on a journey that would give her a miracle daughter, and ultimately the relationship with the man who has been her rock for so many years. Brittne is now breaking generational curses and creating a life of safety and security for her teenage daughter. If you'd like to connect with Brittne, please email storynighthope@gmail.com If you need help, call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or reach out to another peer at www.theyouthline.org Oregon's first Youth Suicide Awareness Day is happening on October 9th, 2025. Come together with the community for an Out of Darkness Sunrise Vigil starting at 7am at Discovery Meadows Park in McMinnville and learn more about the nonprofit lovelikemikalynn.org Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Today, Brittne is a grounded mother with a loving man by her side. She runs a cleaning business to help local families. But her life did not start out with stability or security. Brittne shares a series of heartbreaking and shocking traumas that plagued her during her childhood and teen years. Brittne's story is a reminder that no matter how dark your story gets, it's never too late to start over and find hope. If you'd like to connect with Brittne, please email storynighthope@gmail.com If you need help, call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or reach out to another peer at www.theyouthline.org Oregon's first Youth Suicide Awareness Day is happening on October 9th, 2025. Come together with the community for an Out of Darkness Sunrise Vigil starting at 7am at Discovery Meadows Park in McMinnville and learn more about the nonprofit lovelikemikalynn.org Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
In her early 40s, Sally was learning the power of surrender as she began her life as an amputee. Little did she know how much she would need those life lessons about 20 years later when she was hit with a diagnosis and an unimaginable grief. Sally enoucrages women to grieve in a healthy way and find a support person or group. You can find Sally's book, "In the Midst of Suffering" on Amazon Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Sally was living a full and joyful life with her husband and children when a routine surgery suddenly turned into a life-threatening nightmare. Sally shares her amazing story of survival and surrender and encourages listeners to be the best they can be, regardless of the circumstances. You can find Sally's book, "In the Midst of Suffering" on Amazon Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Susan is one of our Story Night team members. She shares her story of being "too nice" and how that impacted her life and career. Susan reminds listeners to remain kind because it always pays off in the end. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Jennifer is a wife, mother, and business owner. She shares her story of how a cancer diagnosis took her from the corporate ladder in California to charcuterie boards in Oregon, and reminds listeners that it's never too late to start something new. Check out Jennifer's Graze Craze business here. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
In her 30s, Nancy was the wife of an abusive preacher, and a mother who was masking her grief. A medical test ultimately made her recognize the abuse in her marriage. Nancy is now married to a wonderful and respectful man who encouraged her to pursue her passions. She even became an ordained minister. Nancy encourages ladies to find the gratitude in all situations. Email storynighthope@gmail.com if you'd like to connect with Nancy. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
Nancy is an incredible lady with an emotional and powerful story to share. In this first part of her story, Nancy shares about how she ended up in an abusive marriage and had five children. The loss of their fifth baby brought unimaginable heartache, and yet Nancy felt a tangible love and peace unlike anything she'd felt before. You can find Nancy's book, Embracing Joshua, on Amazon. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.
In this second part of Jana's story, she shares about the journey that took her family to Oregon and ultimately to adopting their son from foster care. Jana authentically shares about the challenges and blessings that come with adoption, just in time for Oregon's first official Adoption Day on August 25th. Get connected and learn more about Story Night! Invite your girlfriends and get your free tickets to our next live event: Website Facebook Instagram At the time of this recording (2025), donations to Story Night go through our platform provider, Representative Elmer, and her donation webpage.