
Today's Guest(s)
John O’Leary’s life is proof of the power of the human spirit. As a nine-year-old boy, he was burned on 100% of his body and given less than one percent chance of surviving the first night. Despite the odds, John overcame these challenges and enjoys wonderful success in life. John felt compelled to embrace his past, rise above his fears and share his message with others. He is a college graduate, business owner, philanthropist, husband and father.
EPISODE NOTES
This episode is a gift to all parents. Dr. Meg talks with author John O’Leary. Listen to how he turned tragedy to inspired living. Parents, you need to be reminded of your value and importance and your built in ability. That is why this episode exists. Thank you for your hard work. Send your success stories or questions to: askmeg@megmeekermd.com. You can also learn more about John at http://johnolearyinspires.com/
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