What if you ended this year not with pressure — but with presence and gratitude?
In this special New Year’s Eve episode of The Michele Roys Show, I invite you to slow down, breathe, and gently honor the year you’ve lived — the growth, the resilience, the hard days, and the quiet victories.
Instead of jumping into resolutions, we reflect with compassion and set soul-aligned intentions from a place of grace, not force. Perfect for anyone living with chronic illness, invisible pain, or simply needing a softer transition into the new year.
✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Why a compassionate year-in-review is more powerful than rushed goals
• A simple reflection practice (even scrolling your photos counts 💛) to see how far you’ve come
• How to hold space for both joy and grief without judgment
• The importance of giving yourself credit for simply showing up
• Gentle ways to set intentions that honor your energy and health
This episode is for you if:
• The year flew by and you’re not sure what you “achieved”
• You’re feeling mixed emotions — gratitude, exhaustion, hope, grief
• You want to enter 2026 feeling grounded and supported
You don’t need to fix anything before midnight.
Your presence is already enough. 🤍
🔗 LINKS
📖 My memoir “But You Look Just Fine” → https://www.micheleroys.com/book
📱 Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/michroys
🎧 Full podcast on Spotify & Apple too!
#NewYearsReflection #YearInReview #GentleNewYear #Gratitude2025 #ChronicIllnessJourney #InvisibleIllness #SelfCompassion #MindfulNewYear #SlowLiving #FaithAndResilience #TheMicheleRoysShow
If Christmas feels heavy this year—especially with chronic pain or invisible illness—this episode is for you. 💛
You don’t have to do all the things to still experience love, meaning, and peace. 💛
In this special Christmas Eve episode of The Michele Roys Show, I’m showing up in my Christmas jumper and Santa hat to share love, light, and a gentle reminder: your presence matters more than your productivity.I reflect on how Christmas used to look for me — singing in nursing homes, baking cookies for friends, writing endless Christmas cards — and how this season has taught me to slow down, conserve my energy, and choose what truly matters.
In this episode, we talk about:
🎄Why Christmas can be beautiful and hard — and why both are valid
🎄Giving yourself permission to slow down, rest, and breathe (hand to heart 🤍)
🎄Letting go of pressure and choosing presence instead
🎄Gentle holiday self-care tips for managing chronic illness during Christmas
🎄Enjoying food, traditions, and simple joys without guilt
🎄Traveling for Christmas and embracing “different” seasons with grace
🎄How Christmas can be restorative — if we allow it to be
Whether you’re navigating chronic pain, invisible illness, grief, exhaustion, or simply feeling overwhelmed by expectations, this episode is a gentle pause — a reminder that showing up is enough.
Christmas isn’t about doing more. It’s about being present.
And that, my friend, is more than enough.
🎙️ Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts 📺 Watch on YouTube 👉 https://www.micheleroys.com/podcast
What does presence look like for you this Christmas Eve? If this episode brought you comfort, please share it with someone who might be struggling this season. Let’s remind each other we’re not alone. 💛
📖 But You Look Just Fine — My memoir on joy, resilience & invisible illness
👉 https://www.micheleroys.com/book
🌐 Website & Podcast Hub 👉 https://www.micheleroys.com 📱 Instagram 👉 @michroys
#ChristmasEvePodcast #PresenceOverPressure #GentleChristmas #ChronicIllnessSupport #InvisibleIllnessAwareness #RestAndRestore #HolidayWithHeart #GraceOverGuilt #TheMicheleRoysShow #FindingJoy #ChristmasReflection
Feeling exhausted before Christmas even arrives? This episode is your permission slip to pause, protect your energy, and choose what truly matters this season.
As Christmas approaches, the pressure to do it all can quietly drain us—especially if you’re living with chronic pain, invisible illness, or limited energy. In this heartfelt solo episode of The Michele Roys Show, I’m sharing a powerful reframe: conserving your energy is not giving up—it’s choosing wisely.
I open up about my own journey of learning to pause during the holidays—letting go of traditions I love (like Christmas cookies and endless cards), redefining what “enough” looks like, and focusing on what truly fills my heart: being present with my family and having the energy to travel and be together.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why resting before you’re depleted is an act of wisdom, not weakness
How to redefine productivity when your body needs gentleness
Choose Top 3 priorities that replaced an overwhelming Christmas to-do list
How to decide what to keep, what to simplify, and what to lovingly let go
Why presence matters more than perfection—especially during the holidays
If you’ve been feeling the tension between tradition and capacity, this episode will help you slow down, breathe, and choose Christmas with intention, love, and grace.
This is your reminder: You don’t have to do everything to make this season meaningful. You just have to do what matters most to you.
Resources:
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine → https://www.micheleroys.com/book
🎧 Listen to previous episodes → https://www.micheleroys.com
📱 Follow me on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/michroys
What’s one holiday tradition you’re simplifying—or letting go of—this year to care for yourself? Let me know in the comments :-)
#HolidaySelfCare #ChristmasWithChronicIllness #ProtectYourEnergy #InvisibleIllnessAwareness #ChronicPainSupport #GentleLiving #TheMicheleRoysShow #FaithAndWellbeing #IntentionalLiving #RestIsProductive
What if your greatest pain became your greatest purpose? This powerful 1-year anniversary episode of The Michele Roys Show will move you, stretch you, and remind you that joy is possible — even in the hardest seasons.
To celebrate one year of The Michele Roys Show, I am beyond honored to welcome Amberly Lago — international keynote speaker, best-selling author of True Grit & Grace, host of The Amberly Lago Show, and now author of the brand-new book Joy Thru the Journey.
Amberly’s story is one of unimaginable resilience, grit, and faith. After a devastating motorcycle accident left her with CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) — often called the “suicide disease” — she chose not just to survive, but to shine.
In this deeply moving conversation, Amberly opens up with raw vulnerability about:
✨ The moment that changed her life forever
✨ Living with chronic pain and invisible illness
✨ How she finds joy even on the hardest days
✨ Her P.A.C.E.R. Method — a roadmap for Perspective, Acceptance, Community, Endurance, and Rest
✨ Learning to ask for help and receive support
✨ Finding your why — and using it to rise again
This episode is more than an interview — it’s a masterclass in courage, compassion, and the power of faith to transform pain into purpose.
If you’ve ever wondered how to keep going when life gets hard… this one’s for you.
What part of Amberly’s story spoke to you most — and how has it inspired you to keep going? Share below, I’d love to hear your reflection. 💬
If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend, loved one, or anyone walking through a hard season. Together, we can spread hope, light, and healing one story at a time.
Connect with Amberly Lago
IG: @amberlylagomotivation
🎧 Amberly Lago: https://amberlylago.com
📘 Joy Thru the Journey: https://amberlylago.com/books
🎙️ The Amberly Lago Show: https://amberlylago.com/podcast
🌐 Connect with me: https://www.micheleroys.com
#AmberlyLago #MicheleRoysShow #ChronicPainAwareness #InvisibleIllness #Resilience #FaithAndHealing #JoyThruTheJourney #TrueGritAndGrace #PACERMethod #CRPSAwareness #PodcastAnniversary #HealingJourney #PurposeThroughPain #Inspiration #WomensPodcast #MindsetAndFaith
In this heartfelt solo episode of The Michele Roys Show, I open up about the reality of post-event crashes, travel recovery, and the deep tension between the mind that wants to keep going and the body that desperately needs rest.
I share:
• Why slowing down is not weakness
• How I calm my body when pain spikes
• Why hand-to-heart, self-soothing, and stillness matter
• How choosing rest became an act of self-love
• What gratitude looks like even on hard days
I also share the story of people who travelled from far and wide to attend my recent talks — including two women who drove all the way from Galway to find encouragement in their journey with Trigeminal Neuralgia. Messages like these remind me why I keep showing up every week.
Some days we don’t need another solution. We need permission to rest, to soften, and to be held in grace.
💛 If this episode resonates with you: • Share it with someone who needs encouragement today
• Leave a comment — I truly read every one
• Subscribe for weekly episodes on faith, chronic pain, healing & hope
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine: 👉 www.micheleroys.com/book
📱 Connect with me on Instagram: @michroys
#ChronicIllnessJourney #RestAndRecovery #SelfCompassion #InvisibleIllness #TrigeminalNeuralgia #NervousSystemHealing #TheMicheleRoysShow #LivingWithChronicPain #FaithAndHealing #GentleSelfCare #EmotionalHealing #GraceInHardTimes #HealingJourney
🦃 Happy Thanksgiving to everyone celebrating! Even though we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving here in Ireland, I still believe this is a beautiful moment to pause… to reflect… and to acknowledge the goodness, provision, and constant care of God in our lives.
In today’s heartfelt solo episode, we explore how gratitude can reframe even the hardest seasons — especially for those of us navigating chronic pain, invisible illness, emotional overwhelm, or deep personal challenges.
In this episode, we explore:
✔️ How gratitude helps calm your mind and body
✔️ Why focusing on blessings strengthens emotional resilience
✔️ How speaking life and kindness can transform someone’s day
✔️ Simple daily practices to shift your mindset
✔️ How God uses gratitude to bring comfort, clarity, and peace
💬 Share below: What is one thing you’re grateful for today?
📖 Grab my memoir But You Look Just Fine → https://www.micheleroys.com/book 📱 Follow me on Instagram: @michroys 💌 Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today
#Gratitude #HappyThanksgiving #ThanksgivingMessage #FaithInHardTimes #ChristianEncouragement #FindingHope #ChronicIllnessSupport #InvisibleIllnessWarrior #TheMicheleRoysShow #MindsetShift #FaithAndHealing #HopeAndHealing
At just 29 years old, Coach Mo Cooper was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) — a life-changing moment that forced her to choose: stay stuck in fear, or fight back with faith and action.
In this inspiring episode of The Michele Roys Show, Mo opens up about her journey from feeling defeated to reclaiming her power — losing 65 pounds, transforming her mindset, and keeping the weight off for over 16 years. Now in remission and thriving, she’s on a mission to help women stop dieting, start living, and fall in love with themselves again.
In this episode, we talk about:
✔️ Mo’s MS diagnosis and what it taught her about mindset and self-worth.
✔️ How she shifted from “Why me?” to “Try me.”
✔️ The wake-up call that changed her health journey forever. ✔️ Simple, realistic steps to begin your own transformation — from drinking more water to adding one vegetable to your meal.
✔️ Why loving yourself like your best friend is the foundation of true healing.
✔️ How to move your body, even when you don’t feel like it — and why small steps create lasting change.
✨ Special Freebie for Listeners! Get Mo’s “Busy Woman’s 5-Minute Morning Reset” and start your day with clarity, calm, and confidence → https://5mm.mocoopercoaching.com/
💛 Connect with Coach Mo: 🌐 Website: https://www.mocoopercoaching.com 📱 Instagram: @coachmocooper
💬 Comment below: What’s one small act of self-love you’ll commit to today?
📖 Grab my memoir But You Look Just Fine → www.micheleroys.com/book 📱
Follow @michroys for weekly inspiration, stories of resilience, and hope. 🙏
If this episode encouraged you, like, share, and subscribe to help more people rediscover joy and strength in their healing journey.
I can hardly believe I’m saying this… I’m heading to Stanford -California - to speak and do a book signing at Stanford Bookstore — and in this special solo episode, I’m sharing my heart, my excitement, and why this event means so much to me.
If you live with chronic pain, invisible illness, burnout, or feel unseen in your daily life… this message is for you. If you love someone who’s navigating these challenges… this episode is for you too.
💛 In this episode, you’ll hear:
✔️ Why speaking at Stanford is such an important moment in my healing journey
✔️ What I’ll be sharing during the event — hope, resilience, joy, and community
✔️ Why breaking the silence around invisible illness matters ✔️ An invitation for YOU (or someone you know in the Bay Area) to join me ✔️ How community, storytelling, and honesty can change the way we support chronic illness
📍 Stanford Bookstore – Friday, November 14th | 2–4 PM
If you’re in the Bay Area — or you know someone who is — I would love to meet you, give you a hug, hear your story, and stand together as a community that understands what “looking fine” doesn’t always mean.
This event is for:
✨ Anyone living with chronic pain or invisible illness
✨ Caregivers, friends, and family
✨ Students looking for support or understanding
✨ Anyone who wants to feel seen, encouraged, and part of something meaningful
Your story matters. You are not alone. There is hope — and I cannot wait to share this moment with you.
Have you ever wondered how your body’s energy impacts your physical and emotional health? In this inspiring episode of The Michele Roys Show, I sit down with Donna Ambrose, founder of Ambrose Wellness, an award-winning holistic clinic in downtown Toronto.
With over 20 years of experience, Donna shares her deep knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) — a system of healing that’s been practiced for thousands of years — and explains how it helps people find balance, reduce pain, and restore vitality from the inside out.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✔️ What Traditional Chinese Medicine really is — and how it views the body as an interconnected energy system.
✔️ The difference between Western and Eastern approaches to healing.
✔️ How acupuncture, herbs, cupping, and movement can help manage stress, chronic pain, and emotional imbalance. ✔️ The power of tuning into your body’s natural rhythms and self-healing wisdom.
🌸 My Takeaway: What I love most about this conversation is Donna’s belief that healing isn’t linear — it’s about awareness, compassion, and trusting your body’s innate wisdom.
💬 Comment below: Have you ever tried acupuncture or TCM? What was your experience?
📱 Connect with Donna: ambrosewellness.com
📖 Grab my memoir But You Look Just Fine → www.micheleroys.com/book
🎧 Follow The Michele Roys Show on Spotify & YouTube for weekly inspiration on healing, resilience, and rediscovering joy.
Have you ever felt “too tired” or “too behind” to move your body? The truth is, movement doesn’t have to mean hours at the gym. Even 5 minutes of gentle movement can completely shift your energy, calm your nervous system, and strengthen your immune system.✨
In this heartfelt solo episode of The Michele Roys Show, I share:
✔️ Why movement matters for both physical & emotional health
✔️ The 3 powerful benefits of daily movement (even in small doses)
✔️ Simple, easy ways to add movement into your day — no matter your health or energy level
💡 Whether you’re living with chronic illness, navigating stress, or simply wanting to feel more alive and joyful — this episode will remind you that every small step counts.
I recently attended a TEDx event with the theme Empowered Resilience, where 24 speakers — including a 12-year-old girl sharing her journaling journey — inspired us with powerful, personal stories.
💡 Here are my 3 biggest takeaways:
The power of sharing your story — Vulnerability connects us and gives others permission to be seen.
Resilience is universal — Different life experiences, but the same thread of courage and perseverance.
What is personal is universal — Our struggles connect us, reminding us that none of us are truly alone.
My encouragement for you: step out, find the courage to share your story. Your voice matters, and by sharing, you may give someone else the hope and strength they need to keep going.
💬 Share below or DM me: What’s one story or struggle you’ve experienced that shaped your resilience?
📖 Grab my memoir But You Look Just Fine → www.micheleroys.com/book
📱 Connect with me on Instagram → @michroys
🙏 If this episode inspired you, please subscribe, share, and leave a review to help this message reach more people.
In this personal solo episode, I open my heart and share the Bible verses that have strengthened me through chronic illness, grief, and life’s toughest challenges:
📖 Isaiah 43:5, Psalm 34:19, Matthew 5:4, and Isaiah 49:13.
We haven’t been promised an easy life, but we have been promised God’s presence, comfort, and mercy. You’ll hear how these verses remind me that:
✔️ God is with us and will never leave us.
✔️ Struggles don’t define us — we are wonderfully made.
✔️ Comfort is promised for those who mourn.
✔️ God’s mercy is constant, even in pain.
✨ Whether you’re a believer or just curious, I invite you to listen with an open heart. My hope is that you’ll be encouraged to give God a chance and let Him meet you in your journey.
Share this episode with someone who needs comfort today, and let me know what verse has carried you through.
#FaithPodcast #BibleVerses #ChristianEncouragement #GodsComfort #SpiritualHealing #FindingHope
October marks Facial Pain Awareness Month, and in this deeply personal episode, I share my journey living with trigeminal neuralgia (TN) alongside the staggering reality that 3.1 billion people globally are affected by headache disorders.
📊 Did you know?
3.1 billion people live with headache disorders worldwide (40% of global population).
Migraine affects ~1.1 billion people and is among the leading causes of disability.
Facial pain disorders like TN, occipital neuralgia, and orofacial pain often overlap with headache conditions.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
✔️ My personal story of diagnosis, flare-ups, stigma, and resilience
✔️ Why awareness matters: for better diagnosis, empathy, and care
✔️ The work of the Facial Pain Association (FPA USA) and advocacy (including their collaborations for migraine/facial pain policy)
✔️ Encouragement for those walking with invisible pain
Whether you live with facial pain, migraines, or want to support someone who does — I hope this episode offers you validation, hope, and a reminder: you are not alone.
📚 Resources & Links
🌐 Facial Pain Association: https://www.facepain.org
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine: www.micheleroys.com/book
💌 Let’s connect: Instagram @michroys
👉 I would love to know: What’s one thing you wish people understood about facial pain or migraines? Drop it in the comments below — your story could be the encouragement someone else needs.
If this helped you, please like, share, and subscribe so more people can find hope and awareness.
Living with chronic pain doesn’t mean your life, your joy, or your relationships have to stop. 💛 In this powerful conversation with Brenda “The Soulutionist” Warren, we talk about how to truly thrive — even in the hardest seasons.
Brenda shares her TAPIN Method, her top 3 tips for managing chronic pain, and why communication and intimacy are vital parts of healing and connection. We also dive into how to find new ways to experience pleasure, create supportive partnerships, and reclaim your sense of self-worth.
✨ In this episode you’ll learn:
✔️ What the TAPIN Method is and how it helps reframe pain ✔️ Why honest communication around intimacy matters
✔️ Practical tips for building resilience and joy in daily life
✔️ How to advocate for yourself and find supportive community
This conversation is raw, real, and filled with wisdom for anyone navigating pain or supporting someone who is.
💬 Question for you: What’s one way you’ve learned to thrive even when life feels hard? Share in the comments — I’d love to hear your story.
✨ Stay connected with Brenda and explore more of her work:
🎥 YouTube: Brenda the Soulutionist
📱 Instagram: @brendathesoulutionist
💼 LinkedIn: Brenda Warren
👥 Facebook (Personal): Brenda Warren
📘 Facebook (Business Page): Brenda the Soulutionist
🌐 Website: www.brendathesoulutionist.com
📖 Grab Brenda’s Book: Soul Searching: Get on Board for Transformation Using The TAPIN Method → Order here
👉 Connect with me, Michele:
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine: www.micheleroys.com/book
📱 Instagram: @michroys
🌐 Website: www.micheleroys.com
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, share this episode, and tag a friend who needs this message today!
#ChronicPain #ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #Resilience #SelfCare #HealingJourney #IntimacyAndChronicPain #MicheleRoysShow #ButYouLookJustFine
Feeling stuck in fight-or-flight mode? In this solo episode, I share what the nervous system is, why it matters, and 3 quick, practical ways you can calm your body and restore a sense of safety.
💡 You’ll hear about:
The difference between the sympathetic (fight, flight, freeze, fawn) and parasympathetic (rest & digest) systems
Why nervous system regulation helps reduce stress, pain, and overwhelm
My top 3 calming tools: breathing, grounding, and gentle movement
This is for you if you live with chronic illness, invisible pain, or high stress — or if you simply want to feel more peace in your daily life.
Mentioned in this episode:
📖 But You Look Just Fine — my memoir on rediscovering joy in the middle of pain: www.micheleroys.com/book
👉 Connect with me: IG @michroys | www.micheleroys.com
💬 What’s one nervous system practice you’ll try this week? Let me know — I’d love to hear from you!
Over 1 in 5 people globally live with chronic pain. In Ireland, estimates suggest up to 1 in 3; across Europe, around 1 in 5; and in the U.S., 50M+ adults. So why do so many still feel unseen?
In this solo episode, I share why Pain Awareness Month matters, how awareness reduces stigma and builds empathy, and practical tips for both supporters and pain warriors. You’ll hear:
The real scope of chronic pain (Ireland, Europe, U.S., global—estimates)
Why awareness helps change how we respond
3 ways loved ones can support with compassion
3 reminders for those living with pain
📖 But You Look Just Fine: www.micheleroys.com/books
📱 IG: @michroys | 🌐 www.micheleroys.com
Please share this episode with someone who needs to feel seen today. We’re stronger together.
#PainAwarenessMonth #ChronicPain #InvisibleIllness #ChronicPainWarrior #HealingJourney #MicheleRoysShow #ButYouLookJustFine
What’s the secret to a marriage that lasts over 41 years — and how can we bring that same spirit into every connection we make?In this inspiring episode of The Michele Roys Show, I sit down with Kim Carter, a Relationship and Networking Coach who has helped countless people move from “just networking” to building authentic, lasting relationships.Together we explore:💛 Kim’s top tips for a healthy, lasting relationship — from unconditional love and communication to openness and vulnerability.💛 How to walk into networking events with confidence, even if you feel nervous or out of place.💛 Why you already have everything you need inside you to belong in any room you walk into.💛 The power of curiosity — becoming the most interested person in the room so others feel seen and heard.Personal note: You’ll notice my hair is styled up with bobby pins in this episode — something different for me! I had a speaking engagement the next day and wanted to share this little behind-the-scenes touch with you.📌 About Kim Carter:Kim Carter is a Networking, Connection, and Relationship Coach who is passionate about helping people stop “just networking” and start building real relationships. As a coach and speaker, she shows entrepreneurs and professionals how to connect with authenticity, grow trust, and create communities that feel good to be part of.📲 Connect with Kim Carter: https://www.thekoachingkorner.com 🎧 Listen to The Michele Roys Show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or right here on YouTube.👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today.#HealthyRelationships #MarriageTips #NetworkingConfidence #AuthenticConnections #RelationshipCoach #NetworkingCoach #Vulnerability #ConnectionMatters #themicheleroysshow
We’re stepping into the last quarter of the year — can you believe it? 🍂
This summer was full of challenges for me: new tests, hospital visits, and emotional ups and downs. But as I paused to reflect, I realized something powerful: the words we use shape how we experience our season. And now, I’m choosing to enter autumn differently.
In this solo episode, I share:
✨ Why reflection matters (even in hard seasons)
✨ 3 simple steps to reset your next 90 days ✨ How to choose a word or intention to guide you toward Christmas ✨ My own story of finding hope again — even after a difficult summer
Whether you’re living with chronic illness, navigating stress, or just craving a reset, this episode will help you finish the year with more grace, rest, and hope.
📖 Want to go deeper? Grab my memoir But You Look Just Fine → www.micheleroys.com/book
👉 DM me on Instagram @michroys and tell me your ONE word for the next 90 days — I’d love to hear it! 📢 Share this with a friend who needs a fresh start today.
What happens when you have to be strong for your child while also fighting your own pain?
In this deeply personal solo episode of The Michele Roys Show, I share my recent trip to the children’s hospital with my son for his heart procedure. It was a long, exhausting day filled with waiting rooms, prayers, moments of vulnerability, and reminders of how much strength we can find when our children need us most.
💛 In this episode, I open up about:
Driving alone to Dublin and the self-talk it took to stay calm
The challenge of balancing my own pain while supporting my son
Finding quiet moments with God in the middle of hospital chaos
Why asking for prayer and leaning on community matters
The lesson of resilience: sometimes it’s pushing through, sometimes it’s resting
This is an honest reminder that even in the hardest moments, you are not alone. There is strength within you, and it’s okay to lean on others when you need it.
👉 Listen now, and share this with someone who needs hope today.
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine — www.micheleroys/book
📱 Connect with me on Instagram: @michroys
Have you ever felt like you were planted in the wrong place—like life’s circumstances were too harsh for you to thrive?
In this heartfelt solo episode of The Michele Roys Show, I share the story of my desert rose—a little plant my uncle gave me when she was only three months old. He told me, “Take care of her with love, and she’ll thrive, even in Ireland.”
At first, I doubted. How could a desert rose survive in a cold, rainy climate? But with love, light, patience, and care, she rooted herself, overcame challenges, and this year—after 4 ½ years—she finally bloomed. 🌸
Her journey mirrors my own—navigating chronic pain, invisible illness, and feeling uprooted from what I once knew.
Just like her, I’ve had to find new strength, deepen my roots in God, and believe that blooming is possible even in unexpected places.
💛 In this episode, you’ll hear:
✨ The powerful life lessons my desert rose taught me about patience, resilience, and joy
✨ Why love, care, and kindness are essential—whether for a plant, a person, or yourself
✨ How faith and deeper roots in God’s strength help us bloom in the hardest seasons
✨ A reminder that beauty takes time, and your story isn’t over yet
Whether you’re walking through illness, change, or a season of waiting, my prayer is that this story encourages you: you can bloom again, no matter where you’re planted. 🌹
Mentioned in this episode:
📖 My memoir But You Look Just Fine — www.micheleroys.com/book
🎧 Listen to more episodes of The Michele Roys Show here in Spotify or ApplePodcast
👉 Let’s Connect:
Do you have a flower, plant, or place in your life that’s teaching you something right now? Share it with me in the comments or DM me on Instagram @michroys — I’d love to hear!
📩 Join my email list for weekly encouragement: www.micheleroys.com
🌹 Friend, remember: you are stronger than you know, more loved than you realize, and even in the hardest seasons—you can bloom.