Tyler used to drive himself with a voice that was pure cruelty. Then on a staircase after surgery he heard it clearly and thought, what if I said that to my daughter. He talks about building an inner cheerleader on purpose, catching the old voice and flipping it, one rep at a time.
What If You Said That to Your Daughter?
Featured Episodes
- The Dichotomy of Grief - My Story | Matt Gilhooly
- Adoption: The Chapter You Thought Was Finished
- Sally McQuillen on Carrying Her Son’s Light Forward After His Death
- Grief: Making Something Beautiful From What Broke
- Part of Me Died That Day: Learning to Live After the Worst Day of Your Life
- 147 Days: Raising and Losing My Sister
Recent Episodes
- Undercover Cop with a Deathwish, and the Man With Grief Behind Him
- Forty Seizures in Six Weeks: Learning to Stop Hiding
- Stranded at Sea When the World Shut Down
- Just Call Him: Estrangement, Grief, and the Father I'll Never Fully Know
- Coming Out as a Trans Woman at 45: The Filter That Changed Everything
- First Responder Mental Health: What a Helicopter Crash Opened Up
- Grief: The Year I Edited My Dear Friend Back to Life
- Not That Weird: When the Thing You Hid Becomes the Thing You Give
- Grief: The Last Kiss on an Ordinary Tuesday
- See all →