I Love Life

If you’re experiencing tough times right now and have lost hope in your life, Mary Espland of Sioux Falls has a message worth hearing.

Penny Hall of Sioux Falls suffers from bipolar disorder, a chronic mental illness that causes dramatic shifts in a person’s mood, energy and ability to think clearly.

I recently had the privilege to interview Joanie who works with the Keystone Treatment Center. Joanie was at one time addicted to Meth and other drugs for years.

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has proclaimed September as Recovery in South Dakota calling upon all South Dakotans to recognize individuals in recovery

Several days ago, I read a newspaper story about what the reporter refers to as the latest trend in drug addiction---users actually mixing meth and heroin together!

One of my most powerful "I Love Life" interviews (over the past 35 years) was with the wife of one of the pilots that died upon crashing the plane into the World Trade Center.

Last week I talked with Eric Miller of Keystone Treatment Center. I asked Eric if he would recommend a resident that is in recovery.

Robert Meyers is a Kentucky minister whose life was totally out of control.

Did you know that the Wall Street Journal reports public speaking is the number one fear in America. The fear of death is ranked number two!

Mary Espland doesn’t dwell on her disability! Instead, the Sioux Falls woman concentrates on what she can do!