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Erica Delong and Laura, The Life Coach, chat with Jackie Hance in a powerful and intimate podcast interview.
Erica DeLong and I are so grateful that Jackie Hance's sat with us for an interview.
Jackie and husband Warren lost their three little girls in a deadly car crash on the New York State’s Taconic Parkway. In July of 2009, Emma, 8, Alyson, 7, and Katie returned home from a camping trip with their Aunt Diane Schuler. Diane Schuler had a head-on collision with an oncoming vehicle due to driving the Taconic Parkway's wrong way.
You can find out more details from Jackie herself in this courageous interview.
To honor her girls, Warren and Jackie started Beautiful Me. Self-Esteem Rising offers this flagship program. This free self-esteem curriculum is offered to females of all ages in schools and organizations that meet the criteria.
"I'll See You Again" can be purchase HERE.
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