In this episode, Pua sits down with Leslie Wingrowich, a former trauma and ICU nurse whose life was forever changed when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Told she would never walk again, Leslie rejected the prognosis and embarked on a relentless journey of self-healing, beginning with diet changes and later uncovering deeper connections between parasites, stress, trauma, and MS.
Leslie opens up about the resilience it took to raise two small children while navigating paralysis, how her medical background shaped her advocacy, and why she believes in the body’s innate ability to heal when given the right tools. She also shares the emotional and spiritual layers of recovery, including suppressed childhood trauma, faith, and the importance of fighting for one’s health.
This conversation highlights not just Leslie’s remarkable recovery, but also her mission to simplify the overwhelming amount of information into accessible resources for others living with MS. From her bestselling book Live Like You’re Not Scared to her step-by-step online course, Leslie is offering hope, practical guidance, and a roadmap for anyone facing what feels like an impossible diagnosis.
About Leslie Wingrowich
Leslie Wingrowich is a former ICU and trauma nurse, author, and health advocate who reversed her multiple sclerosis diagnosis through diet, lifestyle, and holistic healing practices. After being told she would never walk again, Leslie rebuilt her life and now helps others navigate MS and chronic illness by providing practical, step-by-step resources. Her work integrates medical knowledge, personal experience, faith, and an unshakable belief in the body’s ability to heal.
Today, Leslie is the author of Live Like You’re Not Scared, offers a comprehensive online course for those ready to take control of their health, and continues to inspire audiences with her story of courage, grit, and transformation.
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