Show Notes
"Storms don't last forever." — Victoria Arlen
Paralympic gold medalist and ESPN host Victoria Arlen shares her raw and triumphant journey of recovery after surviving years "locked in" her own body. Her new book, The View Is Worth It, serves as a roadmap for anyone who feels stuck, even after overcoming significant barriers.
While the world saw a hero, Victoria reveals her private battles with severe PTSD and depression. She shares how she navigates life's peaks and valleys through persistence and professional help, detailing her transition beyond survival mode to find genuine happiness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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