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"To watch and listen to Julie will bring about feelings that we don't often feel: astonishment, respect and awe. She truly personifies what a miraculous recovery is; not only did she survive after a severe brain stem injury (with a 4% chance of survival) she is positively thriving, and should be an inspiration to all-both able-bodied and physically challenged."
Sophie Bartelt, RN,CMA
Rush University Medical Center Grand Rounds ~ Edwards-Elmhurst Hospitals Grand Rounds(importance of good medical care to recovery)
WINGS 2009 Fashion Show (speaking on hope and perseverance)
Regional Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (speaking on what matters most)
Regional Hospice Conference (speaking on the experience of death)
Carmelite Spiritual Center (speaking on hope)
Midwestern University (speaking to medical students on the patients' perspective)
Advocate Good Samaritan Wellness Center (speaking on the importance of physical fitness)
Illinois Optometric Association Executive Council (speaking on visual disability)
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab (speaking on hope and inspiration)
Daughters of the American Revolution DAR (speaking on the ability to overcome diversity)
Loyola Stritch Medical School Trauma Symposium (speaking as a survivor)
American National Bank (speaking on motivation)
Illinois State Trooper Conference (speaking on safe driving practices)
Waubonsee College Administrative Professionals Luncheon
AWSA (Advanced Writers and Speaker Association)Conference
Christian Book Expo
AICPA webinar-preparing for our aging and when the unexpected happens
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