Oct 20, 2026 · 50 min · 10 segments
When Jane Fischer’s daughter Suzy was born in 1974, doctors said she would never walk, talk, or learn. Suzy spent the next five decades proving them wrong. It wasn’t until Suzy was in her late 30s…
Jane FischerGuest
Stacy RaineHost
So you first have the doctors tell you and your brothers there after you've delivered, you know, things are not, you know, there's some challenges.
And each of those times, I mean, is your head sort of spinning? I'm curious in that moment kind of how you're processing it.
You know, I look back and I think, how did I survive? But back then, I went into, you know, they say fight or flight mode.
There was nothing to really guide me as to where to go, where to find assistance or help.
and you're going to the back of the book and thinking, okay, who might be able to help us?
So you first have the doctors tell you and your brothers there after you've delivered, you know, things are not, you know, there's some challenges.
And each of those times, I mean, is your head sort of spinning? I'm curious in that moment kind of how you're processing it.
You know, I look back and I think, how did I survive? But back then, I went into, you know, they say fight or flight mode.
There was nothing to really guide me as to where to go, where to find assistance or help.
and you're going to the back of the book and thinking, okay, who might be able to help us?
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