Accepting & Overcoming Challenges by Logan Madsen, Rare Miller Syndrome, Lung disease PCD, & Autism

Artist, Logan Madsen talks about how engaging in activities you enjoy helps to overcome your challenges. Logan was born with multiple, visible disabilities, including a rare syndrome called Miller syndrome, hearing loss, lung disease PCD, ADHD, and autism. Be inspired and enlightened listening to Logan's talk, which he gives publicly several times each year. Logan has spoken to over 2000 first year medical students at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Dr. Lynn Jorde's 1st year human genetics course, over 300 Department of Workforce caseworkers, and over 200 Vocational Rehabilitation Caseworkers in SLC, UT. See more talks by Logan and his sister, Heather Madsen, who also has Miller syndrome and the same challenges as Logan, on Debbie Jorde youTube and learn more at loganmadsenfineart.com, debbiejorde.com. Find Logan Madsen on Face Book.
See the book: "Eight Fingers and Eight Toes: Accepting Life's Challenges" available at your favorite online bookstore.
Watch the Documentary, LOGAN'S SYNDROME, available to STREAM online NOW and on DVD!
Learn more: www.logansyndrome.com/
Stream LOGAN'S SYNDROME documentary:
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Also, visit Logan Madsen's website to see his stunning art: www.loganmadsenfineart.com/
Sadly, Heather, Logan's sister passed away from metastasized endometrial cancer on July 23, 2021. She passed peacefully and her wisdom and inspiring words and writings live on.
Read a tribute to Heather www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/...
Watch Heather's Life Celebration here:
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For more information see: Heather R Madsen Facebook / heatherrmadsen
Read her inspiring writings on her blog at debbiejorde.com
More of their story is in Debbie's book, "Eight Fingers and Eight Toes: Accepting Life's Challenges" The theme of the book is: challenges are made easier when one focuses on solutions to problems that can be changed or improved, and accept the problems that one can do nothing about. Learn from real-life examples!
Read more about their inspiring story, overcoming challenges, and read Heather Maden's prose and poetry on Debbie's website:
www.debbiejorde.com/

[@karlaclements4701]

Logan...you and Heather are an inspiration and gift to this world. You both make me want to be a better person. Thank you for taking the time to share your life with the rest of us.

[@maurionwyndham9304]

It would be nice to see the images on the screen.