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Oct 8, 2019

Title: “Beat The Odds With A Positive Attitude with Special Guest Steven Taibbi”

Guest: Steven Taibbi (Tie-E-Bee) 

Guest Segment

Steven G. Taibbi is the author of Grateful Guilt: Living in the Shadow of My Heart. For 25 years, he owned his own production company and was a Director/Producer/Director of Photography for both corporate and commercial video and film. He has also been a contributing writer at Videography Magazine and other publications. He has written television scripts, TV and radio commercials and was the lyricist for a song-writing team. Mr. Taibbi was the vice president of Transplant Speakers International and is currently a public speaker and organ donation advocate, as well as a professional photographer.  

Book: Grateful Guilt: Living in the Shadow of My Heart

  • What’s it like living with an expiration date?
  • You’ve had two heard transplants. Is that right?  Have you ever met the donor families?
  • How has your attitude affected your quality of life?
    • “There is only one attitude you allow yourself to have and that is gratitude.”
    • “You can't do battle and cry at the same time. It's impossible.”
    • “Maybe most important, be extra super polite to everyone who comes into your room, be it an office visit or a hospital stay. Make friends with everyone. If they like you, they will want to help me even more.”

“Pressing Health”- Health news that’s fresh off the press.
Sleep may be more important for your heart health than you think.  According to a new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found that participants who slept less than 6 hours a night had a 20% increased risk of having a heart attack.  Now before you go too sleep crazy, sleeping more than 9 hours a night can increase heart attack risk by 34%!  Researchers also found that if you have a high genetic risk for heart attacks, sleeping between 6 to 9 hours a night can decrease your chances of having a first heart attack by 18%.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/326236.php


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